Missrealitybites

He thought he wasn't capable of love... until he met her.

Can a marriage survive when 'love' is one-sided? Is the love of one person enough for two? Can you forgive the enemy when the person who destroyed your life is the person you love the most?

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Vega Linden was taken away from her doting parents and led a desperately lonely life in a quiet village, not knowing who she was. There, she met the prince who came to give her family.... or so she thought. 

She was the sun that shone over his darkness, the flowers that bloomed in his spring, the only woman he would ever love... if only he could.

This is the story of the prince who cannot fall in love and the missing heiress.

The book covers revenge and how love conquers all. Can bad people turn good? Will kindness really defeat evil? Can you forgive people who had hurt you so badly that you want to destroy the world just to make them pay?

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This novel shares the same universe as my two novels: "The Alchemists" and "Finding Stardust".

This is the sequel to "The Alchemists". You don't have to read it to start with this book, but I think if you do read it, you will LOVE it.

CHECK OUT MY OTHER STORIES:
- The Alchemists - Completed
- Finding Stardust - Completed
- The Cursed Prince - Ongoing
- The Cursed King - Completed
- Till Death Do Us Part - Completed
- The King's Wife Is The Alpha's Mate - Ongoing

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The Prince Who Cannot Fall In Love & The Missing Heiress

"Do you like the drink?" asked Mischa, clinking his glass to Fae's. The girl nodded.

"Uhm ... I can't say no because ..." Fae didn't continue her words. She just looked away, trying not to look at Ren who was in her line of sight.

Her chest felt heavy because she had seen Amelia coming over to Ren and his grandparents at their table. Amelia came with her father and mother. Fae could see an aura of nobility in Amelia's parents. Lord and Lady Genevieve wore extravagant clothes and had some emblems emblazoned to show their aristocratic family.

When she saw Amelia and her family standing beside the king's table and looking friendly with each other, Fae again felt inferior. She realized that she could not be compared to Amelia by her lineage and educational background.

Physically, Fae was much prettier and more attractive than Amelia, but what did her physical appearance mean compared to all the things that money can't buy? Heredity, class, and education.

The Special Guest