Rulers
Afonso and Catarina get closer in an unexpected way, the affinity between the two grows as they share their interests, things in common and memories of the past, when the situation in Cália becomes precarious due to an irresponsible government, it is up to the two to decide act, seize power and rule.
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“I wanted to wait for more chapters to recommend but I was so anxious that I couldn't resist... Well, I wasn't one to follow Deus Salve Rei, in fact I didn't even know what it was about, but one fine day, by coincidence, I went to watch an episode in which the character Afonso saves Catarina in the hands of Constantino didn't even know who Amália was....In the end, I slowly watched and realized how much the original author is sinning the protagonist couple, knowing that there are a thousand possibilities for the Afonsarina couple because, in some serious way, it's good to see the Catarina redeemed herself for love and that's why the author gives us the chance to redeem herself. Thanks to the cat for #Shippar in Afonsarina and providing us with a romance as it should be with everything it has to offer.”
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