Princess In Love Book Novels & Stories

As a result of her hobby, her view about love is mainly based on what she has read from the novels. The two gave her a formal greeting. Then the king asked everyone to leave except her and the physician which will make a diagnosis about her current health condition. The young princess became conscious when the physician started to check her pulse. Meanwhile, Eschia was cornered by 4 people. They wanted to hear something from her. "Seriously, what do you want?" Eschia grunted irritably "Tell me about that prince that looks like me! Is it really true?" Zion pleaded Tsk. I thought mentioning Trey will solve my problem with Zion but it turns out I am wrong. I do understand Zion, Pelird, and Cass

“It’s only been a few days,” I offered, not sure what to say to soften it all. Alex shook his head. “No, you don’t understand. This is different. I’ve been with so many lovers that I’ve lost count. As the prince, I have met too many people to name. But she’s different. I’ve never felt like this before, Evelyn. She’s… She is the one I want to marry.” I felt my breath hitch. Love was such a fickle, foolish thing, but I knew its draw well. “And you told Father this?”

“Oh, my poor little Jimmy.” “What?” the diamond-haired was confused. “Don't you know that my pitiful brother is in love with you?” Adalis pouted. “It is so obvious, how could you not see it?” Jimmy widened his eyes, “Love? No, you misunderstood it, he does not love me.” The Prince chuckled, “He loves you, Jimmy,” he said. “He looks at you the same way he looked at his lovely wife years ago,” he smirked. Jimmy gulped, remembering that Adalis was the one who killed the princess.

Rita asked. "It's a nice book and yes I don't have my phone with me. Let's go..." Rose said as she stood up. "You didn't answer my question.!" Princess said as she tried to look at the title of the book. "I inquired of what you are reading and you didn't answer me." She said frowning. "I am so sorry baby, I am reading a book by V.C. Andrews. It's called Dawn." Rose answered. "Okay, can I read it?" Princess asked.

No torches needed. At the center stood a single woman, their scrutiny fixed upon her. Ebony hair fell in a curtain around her heart-shaped face, brushing the tips of her ocean-blue eyes. Elysia lifted her shoulders, jaw tight, and stared at the rough stone beneath her feet, each heartbeat a quiet acceptance of what was coming. Sabel waved her hand dismissively. "Seriously?" she scoffed. "You expect me to see our beloved sister—", her voice rose in disbelief, "—as a villain?"

Chapter 1: Sign of Eternal Love Her POV “Once upon a time, there was a princess named Cassie. She’s beautiful and lives in a high castle at the top of the mountain. She was happily living with her father and mother, the king and queen of the kingdom. One day, when she turned thirteen, she met a handsome man,” Their eyes grew with curiosity. “Is he a prince?” One of them asks me. I slowly nodded and smiled, “Yes, he’s a prince from another kingdom.” Another kid raised her hand.

Bianca crossed her arms and made a grim face. The expression on her face changed instantly, when she got a brilliant idea and approached the head maid after taking off the heels roughly. “Aunt… Aunt… Auntie is the kindest person I know and loves me very much, right? Can you teach me how to wear those damn shoes?” Bianca tilted her head to the right and pulled out her puppy eyes. “Hahaha… Principessa, alright. What can't I do for this princess of mine?" Auntie rubbed her head gently. From noon to that afternoon, Bianca spent her time learning to be a proper girl with her maid.

“I am well, My Prince. Although I admit, you have me a bit worried.” “I apologize. I did not mean to worry you.” I take a deep breath and plunge in. I step forward, taking her hands in mine. “Lady Lorelai. I believe that we have become good friends over the past year. Would you agree?” Her eyes go wide and I can see that she recognizes the direction of this conversation. “Yes, I would agree with that, Prince Aolis.” “I’ve seen your interactions with your people and they love you. You are a good leader and would make an amazing queen. If, that is, you would have me and agree to be my wife and partner. And if you believe that our friendship could develop into something stronger over the years.

“I never held an engagement for us. This will be it, your engagement gift. Engagements mean nothing to me, kitten; only marriage secures what’s mine. Now open the box and tell me, do you like it?” A shiver ran down my spine. I set the coffee cup aside and reached for the box, curious to know what kind of “engagement gift” this was. My fingers trembled as I lifted the lid. My breath caught. Inside lay a delicate necklace, its chain gleaming like liquid silver. At its center, a tiny crown of diamonds sparkled, catching the lamplight and scattering rainbows across the room. Next to it, nestled in velvet, were matching earrings, a bracelet, and a ring, each adorned with the same miniature crowns

Kael asked. "Her name was Solara. She was a queen, like me. She ruled a kingdom that no longer exists. She loved a wolf who was taken from her. She spent the rest of her existence searching for him." "Did she find him?" "No. She faded into the void, still searching. She was forgotten by everyone who knew her. Her story was lost." I closed the book. "But now she is remembered." I continued to read the forgotten stories. Each one was different. Each one was unique. But each one shared a common thread. They were all stories of love and loss, of hope and despair, of wolves who had been erased from existence.