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Moonlit Realms

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A lost heir, hidden away since birth, grows up far from the throne they were meant to claim. Raised in secrecy, they’ve never questioned their place in the world,until fate forces them back into the kingdom they never knew. But their return isn’t as simple as reclaiming a crown. A hidden prophecy looms over them, one that whispers of danger, betrayal, and a love that could either break the realm or save it. Then there’s the prince—charming, infuriating, and bound to them by something neither of them fully understands. Their connection feels inevitable, yet everything stands in their way. Royal duty, ancient magic, and a prophecy no one dares to speak of. As war threatens the kingdom and long-buried secrets rise to the surface, they must decide: fight against fate, or embrace it,even if it means risking everything.
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