The Princess and the Revolutionary
France, 19th century. King Louis XVIII is in power. Already secure with the stabilization of his country, the King orders to bring back his daughter, who until now was in Austria. Princess Belle Bourbon could not wait to return home and see her family and friends. But in the midst of it all, her heart seems to be drawn to a young revolutionary leader, and what she didn't know was that Enjolras' heart is also drawn to her.
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