The Twin Princes

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Reads 300
Votes 16
Parts 3
Time 11m

The year is 2020. England's king has two sons who are twins, and those twins are both gay. This is a bit of a problem. Louis James Aronson has renounced the throne, giving it to his younger twin, Alexander Charles Aronson the 2nd. And in light of this, their father, King Alexander the 1st, wants Alex to marry a woman. Giving his youngest son no say in the matter. 

Join the boys as they go through royal life, as gay princes. Will Louis and Alex find true love in the midst of their situation? Will Alex be allowed to be crowned king without marrying a woman? Find out in this 4 part tale.All Rights Reserved

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