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I Enchanted The Prince

"Please, dance for me one last time," he pleaded, his tender touch gently stroking Naria’s hair as she moved with a beauty that evoked the fragile fluttering of a butterfly in a field of blooming flowers. Naria's dancing was a wonder to behold; each step released a cloud of butterflies that danced along with her. The blind, evil dragon prince was captivated by her beauty, talent, and spirit. He loved her with a passion that consumed him so much that he kidnapped her to marry him. Naria hoped that her new life as a princess would help her avenge her parents, who were killed by the King, the black dragon’s father, and find out the truth about her real identity. But as if this wasn’t enough, a new love interest appeared, each one vying for her attention and claiming her as their own. Naria's heart was torn, caught between her love for the dragon prince and her need to find out the truth. As the prince disappeared into the distance, Naria knew that she had to make a choice: fight for her love or let him go. But fate was cruel, and before she could decide, tragedy struck. "Be it the light of day or the veil of night, across all epochs and eras, my love, I vow to search and find you, and once again make you mine with a heart that only beats for you."

Jeri_ · Fantasy
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This Butterfly Is Escaping

Naria's eyes fluttered open, only to find herself confined within the familiar walls of the grim cell. A sardonic laugh involuntarily escaped her lips, betraying her contemptuous amusement.

"They never learn, do they?" she uttered with a biting sarcasm.

It was her second time trapped in this wretched place, and she had already unraveled its secrets. Unbeknownst to the knights, one of their own had unwittingly dragged her into this very cell a week prior. "Fools!" she seethed, vividly recalling the ordeals she had endured.

The false accusations of thievery, the callous treatment inflicted upon her, and Miraila's treacherous portrayal of her as a haughty, formidable figure.

Not a single knight had come to her aid. No one harbored any affection or concern for her existence within these walls. She was utterly dispensable.