precious_pruddy

Silver Winner WPC #225

In the Acerradia kingdom, women were stronger and more powerful than men. This was due to a specific gene in their bodies that men couldn't possess. 

It gave each woman different ability and strength. Hence they ruled the kingdom.

Men's duties were mainly to stay at home and look after the family. Come of age and find marry into a good family. They were to be seen but not heard, felt but noticed.

This was the way until Princess Ariadne met a man who dared to look her in the eye and talk back at her. 

The man was not just foolish to challenge her but even went ahead to call her names. She was not going to stand for it. She made him her husband was determined to break him.

Princess Ariadne; bent on making Draxan bow to her.

Draxan; wants to prove that men are equal to women and anyone who thinks otherwise is a fool.

Will the princess succeed in forging Draxan to be like other men or will Draxan win and show that men too are capable.

Will their hatred for each other's opinion let their relationship remain merely as strangers or will they grow to love one another?

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Love Bloom: A Touch Of Roses

I could not believe that I spent the night with Davy in my bed. It was the most amazing feeling in the world, the warmth of the hug.

I slept in his embrace and it was blissful. The night was the most peaceful nights I have had in forever.

Getting up from the bed, I couldn't find it in myself to look away from him. With his hair let loose around him. His long black hair was tempting, I had the urge to run my hand over his hair.

But I held myself back, he was sleeping so soundly, I didn't feel like waking him by touching him. I saw a different side of Davy that didn't look any different from the side of him that I had come to know.

He was so peaceful that it drew me in. The conversation that we had before falling asleep was still with me. I was glad that at least we had one thing in common. Our family problems were almost similar.

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