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Chapter 6: The Coronation

Author: Michelle
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Ashley’s POV

I walked through the castle gates, and the first thing that hit me was how magnificent everything looked from what I had imagined.

Somewhere inside the castle, classical music floated through the open doors. I swallowed, this was real, not a description on a page.

I tightened my fingers around my clothe. The moment I entered the grand hall, I nearly stopped walking. It was packed. People stood in small groups, laughing and talking while others sat around beautifully decorated tabl
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