Novelas y relatos de Doujinshi Sasusaku La Princesa Valiente

"Sakura. Queen Lena Omanelis carefully designed the arrangement of this room. King Ruven Omanelis designed the exterior. I think this is a good way to bring in survivors without being eye-catching. The original idea was like that. That's why we've prepared a few extra suitcases. One main suitcase can stay here, and the other extra luggage can be used while picking up survivors. “Eh, but I only saw two suitcases?” Keefe asked, confused. “Because the extra luggage is already in the luggage storage room. Everything has been prepared as completely as possible. All of us who follow Duke Brighton can be guides for every suitcase," answered Sakura. “How did you guys get all this ready in such a sho

“Don’t waste my time, Griffin.” His smirk faltered for a moment, replaced by something colder. “I want what your father owes me. His blood built his empire, and now, you’re going to help me tear it down.” I scoffed, ignoring the ache in my body. “And you think kidnapping me will do that? Ray doesn’t care about anyone but himself.” “Maybe,” Dylan said, his tone measured. “But you’re not just anyone, are you? You’re the Valisteen Princess. The perfect pawn.”

Her name appeared in my mind. After a moment, the nerves in my head finally stopped stretching and twitching as if they were about to tear my skull apart. I bent down to pick up the box. It was made of black walnut wood, crafted with meticulous care. Its polished surface gleamed with a deep, warm brown tone. On the lid, delicate carvings formed the shape of forget-me-not flowers — small and fragile, yet symbolizing eternal love and memory. Each petal seemed to have been carved with endless patience, curving gently around a circle representing immortality and connection.