Sleepless_reader

3yr

Commented

It feels as if the author is trying to make me feel as if I'm the villain of someone else's story, which could be true. but I don't know if a villain can actually be redeemable. feels as if the story is very sad by the prologue, I hate sad endings TT let's see what happens.

ch 0 1 Prologue

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Urban · FQareena

Sleepless_reader

3yr

Commented

that's true yes

When you look back at your life you will appreciate the bad as much as the good if not more. Because it is the hardships in life which help you to grow, and it is the difficulties we face which give us the best things in our lives, even if they aren't evident in the beginning.

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Urban · FQareena

Sleepless_reader

3yr

Commented

what if the excitement killed you? better alive than not lol

But once the initial excitement is over you will find that being in the dark was better. One might ask why, well the answer is that the thrill of knowing the future would be the last time that you would feel the euphoric sensation of excitement...because after that nothing will be new to you and you will soon get bored of your own existence.

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Urban · FQareena

Sleepless_reader

3yr

Commented

is it tho? that's the bad thing I say

Life never is predictable, you never know what will happen next. And that, I suppose is the beauty of life.

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Urban · FQareena

Sleepless_reader

3yr

Commented

I'm pretty sure all three scenarios are possible, just have to read to find out I guess

ch 0 1 The marriage

His Accountant Princess

Urban · ZOA

Sleepless_reader

3yr

Commented

you pulled a nice one there XD

"Zila, wake up. You have to go to the office. It's already 8. You are going to be late for work."

His Accountant Princess

Urban · ZOA

Sleepless_reader

3yr

Commented

oooh the vows already, damn

"Repeat this after me. I, Prince Kay, take you Princess Zila, to be my lawfully wedded wife, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, until death do us part."