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"Don't push me," The princess leaned in closer to him and whispered near his ear, "to show you just how good a princess I am."
Just then, he knew how not good she was. Just then, he seemed to know th...
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Introducing you to Princess Adela Elizabeth Ashburnum, the one and only daughter of King Declan Arlington Ashburnum III. Loved and adored, Adela of the Kingdom of Archensheen, who is otherwise known for being the most beautiful and highly well-mannered Noble Princess by the people, as well as the first ever daughter to the Kingdom of Archensheen, is anything but good. Wanna know what her favorite sport is? Crossing Limits. ;)
But it all started when the King and Queen had had enough of her wits, and asked her to marry Prince Sebastian Charles Avington VI, the one and only Prince to the Kingdom of Larcbost. Prince Sebastian was nothing more than a stranger to Adela, someone she had no idea about. She certainly wouldn't be ready to give up all her goals and expectations just to marry him and stay caged forever bearing the mask of the amazing Princess that she was not. But as time went on, she began to realise how there was so much more to this stranger than she'd ever thought.
And while she was trying to get rid of the Prince, she fell into a much more complex and tangled up situation:
Love.
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