webnovel

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_ · Fantasie
Zu wenig Bewertungen
68 Chs

The White Dragon

Naria lay still, her body adorned with a breathtaking sight.

Blue and black butterflies emerged gracefully from her back, their tiny wings collided like the relentless waves crashing upon the shore.

The air danced with their vibrant hues, creating a mesmerizing spectacle of colors that seemed to defy the confines of reality.

But beneath this enchanting display, Naria's thoughts wrestled with uncertainty.

Tears, like cold pearls, fell down her cheeks, tracing the path of her pain-stricken journey. The weight on her chest surpassed even the gnawing ache of hunger in her stomach.

It consumed her, leaving her feeling powerless, her spirit diminished.

With great effort, she lifted her right hand, her eyes were fixed on its emaciated state.

The sight only deepened her sense of helplessness, her self-worth diminished to the point of insignificance.