The Perfect Knights

The Perfect Knights

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❝True Love Emanates From Trust & Faith, And Ends Up Becoming Our Fate.❞ Alicia Hyde, normal college student. Also called "The Prankster of NYU." Perfect Enchantress. Charming, Pretty and Carefree. Sebastian Knight, heir of The Knight Hotels. Also called "The Player of Hearts." Perfect Bachelor. Hot, Sexy and Unruly. What happens when they cross each others path? When one proclaims to be madly in love with the other? Is it the truth or is it a part of something much bigger? Join them in their journey as they travel through love, hatred, betrayal, passion and the hypocrite society.
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