precious_pruddy

[ #Gold Winner WPC 173]

Alexander the prince of Arimelari was cursed by a witch as a child to live as a half-dragon and half-human. He would turn into a dragon by day and human by night.

This was due to magic being outlawed by his father and witches being killed. The royal physicians have tried all but he can't be cured unless he breaks the curse.

The only way to break the curse is by the hands of the person who is destined to kill him. According to the very witch who cursed him, his bane had the mark of the moon and the sun and the day they met will be the beginning of the countdown to his death.

The King made sure that every child born with a birthmark of the moon or sun was killed. But will he be able to protect his son from his fate when it is written to come true and who will Alexander's bane be?

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Francis a young man who lives with his mother and sister is the sole provider in his family. He is a hunter and he tries to provide everything his family needs.

But when his mother falls ill sick with an unknown disease he must raise money to get her treated. When the prince asks him for his hand in return for his mother's treatment he accepts.

Will he be able to live with the prince and love him for who he is? And what happens when he turns out to be Alexander's bane.

Cover by Tisha D and credit goes to the owner. Will remove if asked to.

Dare To Love A Dragon

"Is that good enough for you or do you need more proof of my love?" Francis asked breaking the kiss.

Ander was too dazed to reply to him. It wasn't real, he thought. Francis was in love with his father and he would never kiss him. He just didn't know how long the sweet dream would last until he woke up to the harsh reality. The reality where he and his dad both hated him.

"Ander," he called out shaking him out of his trance.

"A mare kiss doesn't prove anything," Ander said to him. A kiss can be forced and love can be faked. He was not foolish to trust the man blindly when had proven to him that nothing romantic could ever happen between them.

His reply made Francis frown. He didn't know what else to do to convince the boy that his feelings for him were real.

"Let's have breakfast," he suggested.

Just then his attention was drawn to a shadow by the door. His frown deepened.

The offer