Reveries_

"I will be posting this story on Royal Road.com " 
In the enchanting realm of the Forest Empire, a war hero named Maximilian and a captivating noble lady, Sienna, fell deeply in love. Their romance blossomed amidst the chaos of battle, their bond forged through shared triumphs and sorrows.

However, their happiness was not destined to last. Bitter betrayals and misunderstandings tore the lovers apart, leaving Sienna to reluctantly accept an unhappy marriage to a man she did not love. Maximilian, heartbroken, turned to his loyal comrade-in-arms, Amara's, and the two wed.

Though Amara's faced hostility from those who coveted Maximilian's affections, her unwavering devotion never wavered. She cherished her husband, determined to mend the rift that had formed between them.

Tragically, Amara's one day witnessed Maximilian and his former lover in a passionate embrace. Consumed by the agony of betrayal, she demanded a divorce, leading to a violent confrontation that left her confined and isolated.

In this state of duress, Confined and isolated, Maryanna gave birth to twins. Due to the medicine someone was feeding her, she had a mental break and attempted to harm her own children before narrowly escaping her imprisonment. Wracked with the anguish of her actions, she believes her twins are dead because of her.

Amara's ultimate fate remains shrouded in mystery, her disappearance leaving those she left behind haunted by whispers of her tragic demise.

Will Amara's find the strength to overcome her anguish and reclaim her life? Can Amara's love for Maximilian withstand the tempestuous storms that have battered their union? 

is she going to be happy ?
or she will go back to her old life ? 

( it contains violence)

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"I made a mistake; that's all it was."
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"You cannot force me to sleep with you, even if I am your wife."

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"No! Please, untie me now!"
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" will you marry me?"
"Yes."
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"He doesn't love you; he loves me!"
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"Max, please let me go. I don't want to live like this."
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"Do you love me? My love, I know you don't, so please sign this paper."
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"Mother-in-law, I did not kill my children! I did not hurt them. Max, please believe me!"

slave of the blue eyes

"It's getting late," Mary said, glancing at the entrance of the tent.

"Yes, so can I stay here?" Amara asked, giving Mary her best puppy eyes.

"Haha, sure! But do you think the captain will allow this? Don't you remember the Rose Hotel?" Mary laughed.

Amara shot her a look. "I don't think it's funny."

"Yes, it was hilarious! You punched him because he came to your room," Mary continued to tease.

"I had my reasons, you know that," Amara replied defensively.

"Sure, your husband came to your room, and you punched him," Mary mocked playfully.

"How was I supposed to know he would come to my room? I thought we were all going to have separate rooms—like you and Lara, Ethan and Mark, and me and Maxwell," Amara explained.

Amara, you never told me what happened," Mary said, her curiosity piqued. "We only saw the captain with a black eye, and he yelled that his wife hit him. It was funny, but really, what happened?"

Amara hesitated, recalling the chaos of that day. They had only learned about her marriage when Max had yelled it at them, leaving everyone in shock.

"I... it's complicated," Amara finally replied, her voice low.

"But we didn't even know you two were married until then!" Mary pressed, leaning closer. "What led to all of this?"

"You know why we were there; the crown prince wanted us to find a prisoner. Well, I was sleepy and went to my room.then I left the door open, and he came in, and... I .... I punched him," Amara confessed.

"I know that, but what was his reaction? Why did you try to come to my room? What did you tell him that made him yell at us all day?" Mary asked, her eyes sparkling with curiosity.

"True friends always laugh, but I'll try to hold it," Mary promised.

"Fine! Well, I told him, 'Why are you here?' He yelled, 'This is my room!' I apologized and tried to leave," Amara recounted.

Mary couldn't control her laughter. "Stop it! Let me finish at least!"

"I'm sorry, keep going," Mary said, still chuckling.

Amara smiled, encouraged by Mary's laughter. "Well, he stopped me and asked where I was going. I said, 'I'm going to my room.'"

"Haha, this is hilarious! Keep going!" Mary urged.

Even Amara started laughing a little because of Mary's infectious joy. "Well, he said, 'This is your room!' I replied, " what are you doing in my room?" And he yelled ' this is our room!! ' then I replied .'Why are we sleeping in the same bed?' And he yelled, 'Because we are married!' It's still ringing in my ears. It was terrible then, I asked, 'And?'"

"Did you really say that? You're kidding, right?" Mary exclaimed.

"What? My parents don't even sleep in the same mansion; how would I know?" Amara replied.

"Okay, okay, and what happened next?" Mary asked, still giggling.

"And we slept in the same room. It's over, okay?" Amara said, trying to shut her friend up.

"I'm sorry! Please tell me what happened next!" Mary pleaded.

"No, I won't; you'll make fun of me," Amara protested.

"I don't have a reason to make fun of you! I'm already doing this for no reason; at least you're giving me one!" Mary joked, her laughter echoing in the tent.

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