The bastard and the princess

The bastard and the princess

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It is a well known fact that the king of the south have many mistresses. But very few know that he have a bastard son. Hidden from the public, Tristan is trained as a spy, mastering several languages, material arts, and a lot of things you have yet to discover. But what happened when he is sent to the Kingdom of the North desqused as a merchant? And why dose the kings youngest daughter Isobel, look at him like she can see right through him?
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Marcus' life had always been ordinary-he was a typical teenager with a simple and predictable routine. With his mother around, he had everything he needed and never could have asked for more. But this simplicity changed in the blink of an eye when he uncovered the truth about his father's powerful identity and his mother's disappearance. His world was rewritten, and he was redirected into a new path. Now caught up in the world of the royals and aristocrats, Marcus' fate unexpectedly intertwined with the nation's last royal descendant-the princess. Tasked to be the companion of Her Royal Highness, this 18-year-old boy was forced to learn the ways of a knight and uncover dark secrets that would change everything he thought he knew about himself. Will he allow his fate to change him, or will he take control to change his fate? The kingdom's future now depends on a boy who once had an ordinary life. With this new-found responsibility, Marcus must navigate a world filled with deceit, power struggles, and danger. He must make choices that will affect not just himself, but his whole nation.

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