love in the city of glass
In their past lives, they were enemies.
He was a warrior, skilled in the art of combat. She was a princess, born into a life of luxury and privilege. They belonged to two different worlds, and yet fate brought them together in the midst of a war.
He was fighting for his people, for his homeland. She was fighting for her father, for her kingdom. They clashed on the battlefield, their swords ringing out in a deadly dance. For years they fought, never giving an inch, never backing down.
And then, one day, it was over. The war ended, and they went their separate ways. He returned to his people, scarred and battle-worn. She returned to her kingdom, haunted by the memories of the war and the people she had lost.
Years passed, and they were reborn into new lives. They grew up in different parts of the world, never knowing that they had once been enemies. He became a scientist, dedicated to advancing his field. She became a writer, channeling her experiences into stories that captivated readers around the world.
And then, one day, they met. It was at a conference, where he was giving a talk on his latest research and she was there to cover it for her magazine. They locked eyes across the crowded room, and something stirred inside them both.
They started talking, and as they did, they realized that they had met before. They couldn't quite put their finger on it, but there was a sense of familiarity between them that they couldn't ignore.
As they spent more time together, they fell in love. They talked about everything, from their childhoods to their dreams for the future. And then, one day, they remembered.
They remembered the war, the battlefield, and the fierce rivalry that had once consumed them. They were shocked, but also relieved. It explained the sense of familiarity they had felt all along.
But this time, things were different. They were not enemies anymore. They had found love in a world that had once torn them apart. And they knew that they would never let go.
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