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Emelia Beaumont first princess of the Redodel Empire and known as the Empire's flower. But soon her name was tarnished as the Empire fell onto the hands of the Vivian Empire. The two empires have been fighting for six years however victory reigned on the Vivan Empire, giving them access and power against the Redodel Empire.

"I am not someone who would be a use to you," The platinum blonde girl coldly said to the black-haired guy who didn't seem to be fizzled by her words. Instead, it pinned his interest in her.

"Are you sure? Because sooner or later you'll fall in love with me," The black-haired man answered with a sarcastic smile.

"Fall in love? My frozen heart won't melt for you," She sneered as the two guards that pushed her down to the floor forced her to lower her head.

"Then let's play a game, shall we? If you lose you are mine."

Emelia laughed pathetically then answered, "No matter what challenge you bring to me I will overcome it."

The black-haired man is named, Elliot Lucius Renaud. The current and youngest emperor of the Vivan Empire. Who fell in love with the princess of the Redodel Empire.

The platinum blonde girl is named, Emelia Louis Beaumont the princess of the fallen empire. Who eventually fell in love with the Vivan Empire's emperor, Elliot.

Is it fate or coincidence that brought them together?

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The Villain Who Fell In Love

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The ride back to the palace didn't feel pleasing at all. The air surrounding Ayfara intimidated the coachman who was sitting beside her. His eyes wavered each time she clicked her tongue with a, "tch" sound. Ayfara didn't like the conversation earlier. She wished that old lady didn't say anything. Though not everything is revealed yet, her guts were telling her something unpleasing is about to happen.


"Hey, can't you go any faster?" Ayfara asked the coachman, who slowly turned his head, looking at her. He spoke in fear, "W-we c-can't. I-it's v-violat-ting t-the l-law." Ayfara sighed and slouches on the back of her seat. As much she hated the law, she can't break it.


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