Soleil_Lynx

Hoping for a fairy tale story, Emma Cromwell begged her parents to have her engaged to Draco Pierce, the next heir of the Pierce Dynasty and her first love. The Pierce family gladly accepted the proposal knowing that the Cromwell's were the most prominent and powerful family in the continent. But what will happen when her prince charming is the one who is trying to break her fairytale-like story? What if all along it was one-sided? 

"If you don't like it why don't you break off the engagement" Draco snapped at her.

Letting go is her only decision… but how can she let go when one day they suddenly switch bodies? 

Emma, "What kind of a sick joke is this. I don't want to be with you for even a second." 

Will the princess still be able to move on? Or will the prince be able to return her feelings? But here's the catch, If they can't' switch bodies by the next lunar eclipse —one of them will die.

With their pursuit to go back to normal. What will happen if their problem was not as simple as they thought it would be? What if it was deeper than that?

Stuck to You

Cobwebs hung everywhere and unlit old torches were seen as we walked past through this dim and narrow hallway. The lights from our flashlight are the only thing that helped us to see in this wood paneled underground. We were a bit reluctant to go into this hidden underground as we go deeper. We never know what could be in there but something was telling me to go on. I took a big gulp as I forced myself to go deeper and lead in this unknown basement with a tight grip on my light.

As we strode into the dark hall, our lights captured something at the end of the hall. It was a dark wooden door. When I got closer to the door the first thing I noticed was that there were no door handles. Confused, I then veered around.

"Now what?" I asked them as I turned around and looked at them.

Noah then put his hands on his hips as he tilted his head and replied, "I'm sure it's a push-pull situation" he replied with certainty.

CHAPTER 14: The Promise