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Can you fall in love again when it almost destroyed everything you stood for?

Cassandrei, a goblin princess, banished to the land of mortals finds herself striving without any of her powers. With passing time she transitions into a common human and reversal from that becomes harder. 

After an accident she crossed path with someone who could unlock her powers on earth itself. She called him her "Key". Will he help her regain her powers? What happens when her powers in the land of mortals starts to attract creatures that are unheard of? Creatures that turn the everything upside down in a manner of few seconds.

Michael, a man who was running away from his own trauma ends up saving someone who was way too different to be human. At the same time he unraveled secrets about himself and everything which he once believed to be only a part of the folklores.

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"Why do you keep following me..." he asked the lady in front of him before continuing his sentence in his mind "... and why do I find it so hard to push you away"?

"Cause you are my key" She whispered. 

"Your what"? He asked skeptically to which she gave him a tiny smile.

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Can the "Key" to unlocking her powers be also the key to her frozen heart?




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Key to a Goblin's Heart

We caught sight of the Island when it was nearly dawn. The sky had changed colour from purple to a blushing red and was metamorphosing into a brilliant orange now. Beside me, Michael slept soundly, his intermittent snoring interrupted the perfect calm all around. Jake was looking at the distance, in a contemplative mood and he hadn't spoken much since Linda's death. Sofosys looked at me and pointed in the distance, where the island came into view.

"It appears vacant...are you sure that those people are still living there?" I asked skeptically, "also, isn't the island supposed to be invisible?"

Sofosys nodded his head and replied, "It seems that you have got my meaning wrong, by invisible I meant it appears to be deserted. I didn't mean that no one can see the island, but on seeing it appears that the island is uninhabited. The people on it are invisible."

I gasped, "But then, how shall we contact them?"

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