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The Poetry Of Love And War
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Born a lowly slave girl, she is forced into a proxy marriage with the enemy prince, a man cursed with demon blood. This political union hurls her into an abyss where power and conspiracy collide. In a hostile royal court, she claws her way from a mere pawn to the very heart of the game. As simmering truths finally come to light, crowns, bloodlines and betrayals will rewrite her fate—for good.

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  • Ola Rory
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    Ola Rory

    2026-02-12 8:1

    first!!

  • PamperSquid🦑
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    PamperSquid🦑

    2026-02-16 4:32

    She should have told the truth before the vows…

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