The Boy King

The Boy King

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No one knows what happend to Castiel, not even Castiel knows what happend to Castiel. When King Augustus married Queen Luciana the Segaris Empire rejoiced. When the news came about that the Queen was with child, there was celebration over all the land. Of course, this joy did not last long. The lovely Queen Luciana was a very frail woman and she unfortunately died in childbirth, draping the Empire in cloth of black. The mourning of the Empire increase when, a year after his mother's death, the young prince Castiel went missing. Eventually the king remarried to Queen Marie and they lived and ruled benevolently with their four children. [DISCLAIMER!! I DO NOT IWN THE COVER PICTURE OR ANY PICTURES OR MUSIC IN THIS STORY UNLESS I STATE OTHERWISE!!]
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Told from the time she was a child that she'd never amount to anything, the rowdy and adventurous Eulalie had no expectations to marry. Her sister, however, the studious, soft-spoken, and regal Leanora, had always appeared as if she was destined for greatness. The girls grew up close, but would later find that an accidental meeting within an enchanting palace with an even more enchanting prince would tear them apart. Read along as Eulalie, once unused to the spotlight, assumes what she had always considered to be her elder sister's destiny, including her husband. *Loosely* based on the story of Empress Sisi. I don't own the images used in this story.

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