The Crown of broken Hearts. Life is a Story - story.one

There is a time in everyone's life, where we wear masks to hide ourselves in who we are not and will never be, but how badly does that mask influence a person, who has to live like that forever ?James Whitlock, an elite student at Crestwood High and the heir of Wales' throne despises the fact that his life has already been planned out, by everyone, but himself, when the only thing he truly desires, is living in peace, away from the throne and finding love that does not revolve around his life-status.The complete opposite of James is Charlotte Jordan, another student at Crestwood High, who'd be willing to do anything in order to get into her dream college and keep her academic status as valedictorian. The only thing in her way is the newby royal, who simply gets everything handed to him... or at least that's what she believes.What happens, once she learns that there is more to him, than she thought there was and which difficulties lie behind being involved with a royal family ?

Autorentext

Lena Kulágin is an eighteen-year-old author from Germany, who primarily writes books in the drama/romance genre. Once she graduates, she plans on becoming an elementary school teacher, whilst also writing her angsty books. Other than writing, Lena enjoys cooking, spending time with her loved ones and friends, dancing and is absolutely obsessed with everything that is Spider-man related. The reason, why she started writing in the first place is that some TV shows or movies ended in no satisfaction, which convinced her to take matters into her own hands, since she can't change something that has already happened.

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There is a time in everyone's life, where we wear masks to hide ourselves in who we are not and will never be, but how badly does that mask influence a person, who has to live like that forever ? James Whitlock, an elite student at Crestwood High and the heir of Wales' throne despises the fact that his life has already been planned out, by everyone, but himself, when the only thing he truly desires, is living in peace, away from the throne and finding love that does not revolve around his life-status. The complete opposite of James is Charlotte Jordan, another student at Crestwood High, who'd be willing to do anything in order to get into her dream college and keep her academic status as valedictorian. The only thing in her way is the newby royal, who simply gets everything handed to him... or at least that's what she believes. What happens, once she learns that there is more to him, than she thought there was and which difficulties lie behind being involved with a royal family ?