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Slumber

(Slumber Duology #1)

Christy Sloat (Goodreads Author)

3.72 · Rating details · 237 ratings · 102 reviews

Not all princesses get their happily ever after...
They tell me I killed my boyfriend Phillip in cold blood. I stabbed him twenty one times. I’m only seventeen years old, and I am serving life in Spindle Ridge Asylum for the Criminally Insane.
I don’t remember killing him, so it’s really hard to believe I’m capable of murder. In fact I don’t remember anything before I came t ...more

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Mar 28, 2015 Ben Alderson rated it really liked it

I read this last week and forgot to update it for you guys! such a great and fun read! lots of mystery woven into this retelling of sleeping beauty!

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Aug 31, 2015 Anna (Enchanted by YA) rated it really liked it

Shelves: coverly-love, great-characters, review-copy, beautiful-writing, super-ending

***I received the eBook free as a review copy from the author in exchange for an honest review***

Fairytale retellings can be just that – the story re-written with an individual writer’s flare/idea or it can throw the story on its head and give you something new that will surprise and delight, while also keeping the roots that make it a retelling. Slumber is definitely the latter, and I loved it.

Since reading the synopsis this book stood out for being unlike anything I’ve read before and it conti ...more

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Aug 09, 2015 Casey Ann Books rated it it was amazing

JUST FINISHED THIS OMFG! AMAZING! REVIEW TO COME ASAP!

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Jan 22, 2015 Lynn 2 Girls & A Book rated it it was amazing

That moment when you delve into a fantastic new book ,when you lose yourself in the words, when you ferociously devour the pages so quickly you are already anticipating reading it again…that is Christy Sloat’s Slumber.

This ain’t your momma’s fairytale. Slumber is Sleeping Beauty Grimm style with a Sloat twist. Never have I read a tale quite like this one.

The main character, Rory, is phenomenal. Her character grows and strengthens through the story like the birth of a butterfly. She is weak and c ...more

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Aug 18, 2017 Isabel rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle-copy

I don't get how this book has so many rave reviews... the only thing about this book that I'd give five stars would be the cover (which is what made me want to read it in the first place).

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Jan 22, 2015 Cheree Castellanos Edits rated it it was amazing

An amazing twist on a favorite fairy tale for the ages! It's Once Upon a Time meets Sucker Punch! I absolutely adored this book and the whole layout and setting of this story. Rory is brought to Spindle Ridge Asylum for the Criminally Insane after killing her boyfriend Phillip, though she doesn't remember anything before coming to Spindle Ridge. She doesn't remember killing her boyfriend, she doesn't even remember him! But she must have done it, her hands were covered in blood and they say she d ...more

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Jan 17, 2015 Michelle Bradshaw rated it it was amazing

An author has three jobs. Her first job is to make her characters relatable. Christy Sloat did just that. I could put myself in Rory's shoes completely. I felt every emotion that went through her body as she tried to discover hidden secrets of the Asylum. Their second job is to either create a story we've never heard or put a spin on one we are familiar with. This book is a FABULOUS twist on a BELOVED fairytale. Kuddos Christy! Last but not least....a writer's job job is to make the world they c ...more

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Mar 31, 2016 Elaine rated it really liked it

Shelves: mystery, romance, suspense, ya, adult, small-community, thriller, adventure, authors-to-look-out-for, royalty

What a magnificent adaptation of the classic fairy tale packed with brilliant word craft and a superb retake with plenty of surprises! Having been brainwashed into believing she’s murdered her boyfriend, the seventeen year old inmate of Spindle Ridge Asylum for the Criminally Insane finds it difficult to comprehend how this could all be lies. She can’t believe she’s really Princess Aurora Rose even when she is told this by undercover fairies working in the asylum.

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Jan 23, 2015 Melissa rated it it was amazing

When I started Slumber I wasn't really sure what to expect. I love Christy's other works, but they have all been so different from each other! I think Lynn Shaw of 2 Girls & A Book said it best with 'Slumber is Sleeping Beauty Grimm style with a Sloat twist.' I am irrevocably in love with this story. I was immediately drawn into Rory's world and even after finishing Slumber, I still haven't left yet. I've even re-read it already!

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Mar 02, 2015 AG Roberson rated it it was amazing

Fairy Tale endings are few and far between when it comes to Rory and her immaterial existence at Spindle Ridge Asylum for the Criminally Insane. Lies after lies are fed to her by the power driven, Hell bent Doctor M. whose only prescription in healing Rory's broken sanity is keeping her incompetent. But rays of hope break through the shell of deceit when Sawyer, her saving grace in a dark world of mayhem and magic, helps Rory realize her true identity, the truth that she was denied, and the love ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 Jenny Bynum Black Words-White Pages rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Recommends it for: All ages

Recommended to Jenny Bynum by: Christy Sloat

Not all princesses get their happily ever after...

WOW...I am really quite speechless about this book and blown away at the same time...

What an amazing twist on an old fairy-tale. This book is nothing like the original Sleeping Beauty, this is Sleeping Beauty meets Grimm. It's fast paced and extremely addicting with its dark, twisted, and phenomenally well written words that just jump out at you and pull you in from the first page. It's an overall spectacular read and one I will read over and ov ...more

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Feb 16, 2015 Shannon rated it it was amazing

Slumber is much like Sleeping Beauty but this fairy tale is so different from your happy ever after. 17 year old Rory (the main character) is brought to Spindle Ridge Asylum for murdering her fiancé, Phillip. However, she has no memories of that night or Phillip at all. She cannot recall anything from her past before arriving at Spindle Ridge. Rory spends the days wasting away in the asylum trying to remember her past. She has dreams but not sure if they are memories or just dreams.

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Apr 13, 2015 Madeline Bernards rated it liked it

I was really quite disappointed with this book. I went into this with high expectations because the concept was interesting and it had amazing reviews and that was probably my biggest mistake. While the general storyline was interesting to read the actual story was executed poorly. I felt like the writing style was a little too basic for me and I felt the story was very rushed. The author didn't really allow for the story to really develop and just kinda started throwing stuff at you which made ...more

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Nov 19, 2015 Laura Hernandez (TheVoluptuousBkDiva/YABkDivas) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I received an eARC in exchange for an honest review via YA Bound Book Tours. I made no guarantee of a favorable review and the opinions expressed here are my own.

I certainly enjoyed reading this retelling.

This is truly not your happily ever after fairy tale where birds sing and butterflies flutter on a beautiful summer day. This modern retelling of Sleeping Beauty is a heart breaking, gut wrenching read that will leave you feeling like true love does not conquer all. The world building in this b ...more

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Jan 22, 2015 Melanie rated it it was amazing

I read Slumber by Christy Sloat and recommend this book!! I did not read what this book was about before I started, and I'm so glad I didn't! It started kind-of spooky like another awesome series of hers, but quickly changed to mystery and emotional intrigue. I was so excited to find out the direction this book was going, then BAM! A twist! LOVE IT!

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Apr 13, 2016 Rosa2047 rated it it was ok

Shelves: own, need-to-give-away, never-reading-again

I purchased this book with my own money, I was not provided a free copy.
With that said, this is a honest review.

When I read the books synopsis, I thought this will be an awesome book. I am a sucker for fairy tale books, especially if they are a retelling.

I was so disappointed, half of the book was so slow, it did pick up at the end but even then it was predictable.

The book cover looks crazy good, I have to admit that that was what drew me to the book in the first place. It also has this awesome ...more

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Mar 10, 2016 Dani (Dani Reviews Things & Love in a time of Feminism) rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle-copy, blog-tour, read-2016, arc, dnf, do-not-recommend

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. I think it's safe to say that what I've written below is unbiased.

DNF 9%

While I was interested in the premise, I couldn't get past the writing style, particularly the inconsistent verb tenses and the awkward, overly descriptive sentences. (If you've read my other reviews and know me, you'll know one of my pet peeves is inconsistent tenses.) The straw that broke the camel's back was when Rory met the obvious love interest in such a f I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. I think it's safe to say that what I've written below is unbiased.

DNF 9%

While I was interested in the premise, I couldn't get past the writing style, particularly the inconsistent verb tenses and the awkward, overly descriptive sentences. (If you've read my other reviews and know me, you'll know one of my pet peeves is inconsistent tenses.) The straw that broke the camel's back was when Rory met the obvious love interest in such a forced way that my eyes almost didn't roll back down.

Let me set the scene.

Rory wakes up in the middle of the night while at the asylum. She tries to get back into the dream she was having about a boy. Suddenly, she's dragged out of bed by two nurses who mysteriously hate her.

She's taken to a room with all the other patients, who spit on her because they all mysteriously hate her, and she'll never make friends.

Turn the page...and some new male patient tries to comfort her. Here's a snippet of the exchange.

"Leave me alone," I shouted at him. He shot back from me, holding his hands in front of him in defense.

"I didn't mean to hurt you, I swear. I was just trying to help," he said innocently. He still held his hands up, and when I straightened up showing him I wasn't scared, he ran them through his non-existent hair.

"Let me guess. You're new?" I tried.

He cocked his head.

"Your head is newly shaved, and you're not afraid of me yet," I told him. "You will get used to your hair, and you'll be staying away from me. Trust me."

I buried my head in my hands and tried to sink away from everything.

"What if I am not afraid of you?" the boy whispered in my ear. I tried hard not to show how scared I was of the intimacy of his breath on my body. "What if I want to get to know you? Then what?"

Without lifting my head I said, "You won't."

First of all, she's in an asylum for the "criminally insane", supposedly for killing her boyfriend but not remembering it. Which means all of the other patients would have to have done something criminal while experiencing severe mental health problems. The author keeps saying that everyone hates Rory, but why??? She says it's because they're scared of her, since she killed one person. And yet she doesn't look scary. She's spacey and skittish and is trying to understand why she's there, not terrorising the other patients. It doesn't make sense!

Second of all, the author seems to plop in sentences just to prepare for plot points. Page: everyone hates me and I don't have any friends. Next page: new boy is whispering sweet nothings in my ear.

Sorry, I don't think I can read any more of this. It's a shame, really, because the concept IS really interesting. It's just not well-executed and could have done with more editing and a few more drafts to develop the rough idea into a flowing, engaging story (with better grammar). ...more

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Apr 12, 2015 Bethany rated it it was ok

Shelves: read-in-2015

Firstly, I know everyone is entitled to their own opinion and if you enjoyed Slumber, I am not trying to disrespect you or your opinion. I don't like to bash books because it's not constructive and insults the author, I don't even usually review books but with the incredible number of five stars for this book, I just have to get my thoughts out on the flaws I saw because it mind-boggles me that other readers see no problems.

The premise is absolutely fantastic and the way the novel started gave Firstly, I know everyone is entitled to their own opinion and if you enjoyed Slumber, I am not trying to disrespect you or your opinion. I don't like to bash books because it's not constructive and insults the author, I don't even usually review books but with the incredible number of five stars for this book, I just have to get my thoughts out on the flaws I saw because it mind-boggles me that other readers see no problems.

The premise is absolutely fantastic and the way the novel started gave it so much potential, but the plot and characters were executed, in my opinion, terribly, and as it neared the end, it got worse.

Non-spoiler overview of thought: The basic writing is understandable for Rory in the beginning (considering she's lost all her memories) but it continues throughout and is constantly over-dramatized, making Rory's voice very annoying to me.

I found the ending anti-climatic and the main events it involves were frankly stupid - character's reactions were unrealistic or non-existent.

The main reason why I disliked Slumber was that I couldn't help but notice multiple flaws in the plot's development and the development of Rory.

***SPOILERY SECTION***

Rory is supposed to give Dr. M the illusion that she does not know what is really happening in the asylum. As Dr. M becomes increasingly infuriated by Rory, she gives her death threats. Realistically, if Rory didn't know what was happening in the asylum, she would be alarmed by death threats (from her doctor!) and therefore realistically Dr. M should have known that Rory wasn't as clueless and she's (apparently) able to act.

In the end of the novel, there's a lot of death which no one seems that alarmed by. Rory is seemingly unalarmed by her boyfriends cut throat just because he may be able to be healed during a magical sleep (cop out). Her father dies which doesn't get enough of a reaction to be realistic and when her mother wakes up to find out about his death, she tells Rory that she knew about her love affair - her mother's reaction is not really there.

In the end of the novel, the oh-so-powerful maleficent (who is so powerful she took over the kingdom with her dark magic and whatever) is finally taken down... by a group of people who managed to pin her to the floor, where's her magic now? Plus, if i'm correct there's no mention of Rory being a skilled archer, so how come she can perfectly hit the heart of a flying target (an anticlimactic death of a powerful villain) but she can't hit the heart (or any part) of a still one - if a new villain is going to end victorious do not let the good guy's failure /that/ anticlimactic or for such a silly reason either. ...more

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Mar 28, 2016 Michelle rated it liked it · review of another edition

**You can see this full review and more at Book Briefs: http://bookbriefs.net**
Slumber is the first book in the young adult Slumber Duology by Christy Sloat. I liked Slumber, but in the end it was just an ok read for me. Slumber is a fairy tale re-telling and I loved the twist that author Christy Sloat took on the tale. It is the story of sleeping beauty but it takes place in Spindle Ridge Asylum for the Criminally Insane, where they have convinced the princess that she murdered her boyfriend. I **You can see this full review and more at Book Briefs: http://bookbriefs.net**
Slumber is the first book in the young adult Slumber Duology by Christy Sloat. I liked Slumber, but in the end it was just an ok read for me. Slumber is a fairy tale re-telling and I loved the twist that author Christy Sloat took on the tale. It is the story of sleeping beauty but it takes place in Spindle Ridge Asylum for the Criminally Insane, where they have convinced the princess that she murdered her boyfriend. Interesting starting point, right? I thought so too, and the idea behind the story I still think is great. I think it would be better suited for younger, young adult readers as it is. It is a very quick, and enjoyable read, but it didn't have the depth or development I was hoping it would. It does have one of the most gorgeous covers I have seen in a long time though. I still can't stop staring at it.

I liked the main character, Rory. I thought she was really interesting, and I wish that she was a bit more fleshed out because I think if that was the case overall, this book would have gone from good to really great, very quickly. I am hoping that the next book in the duology is a bit longer and more in depth. The mystery of just what was going on, is what kept me reading Slumber. You know right away that it is a retelling of Sleeping Beauty and you can kind of get an idea of where the plot is going and who some of the characters are, but the author does a really good job with keeping you in the dark as to the why. And I found that to be very intriguing.

Bottom line: I think Slumber will be a hit with younger YA readers and older readers that are looking for a quick fairy tale retelling without a lot of fluff. Christy Sloat does a good job keeping you on your toes as to the mystery elements of the book and she is direct and to the point with story advancement. While, I found myself wishing that the story itself was a bit more fleshed out, Slumber was an overall decent read.

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Jan 22, 2015 AM rated it it was amazing

17 year old Rory is brought to Spindle Ridge Asylum for the Criminally Insane for murdering her fiancé, Phillip. However, she has no recollection of that night. In fact, she has no memories at all before arriving at Spindle Ridge. She has dreams, but it’s hard to differentiate between what is real and what is not.

Then one day a new doctor arrives, and she claims she can help Rory with her memories, with remembering who she really is, and that she can trust her. But can she? After all, this new ...more

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Feb 02, 2015 Jennifer Treviño rated it really liked it

Shelves: romance, fairies, shape-shifters, witchcraft, magic, fairytales, ya, teen-issues, fantasy, fiction

A great new twist to a terrific fairytale!
Let's begin with this cover, shall we? Wow! It's simply beautiful! Isn't it? As soon as I saw it I knew I had to read it! I adore Fairytales, fairytale mashups, & basically all things magical so this was right up my alley. The characters were great. The story was full of emotion, questions, & drama. Then we had the evil fairy & her minions who were definitely throwing around some magic & mischief.
The moment we arrived in Spindle Ridge I felt how I imagi ...more

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Mar 20, 2015 Madison Woods rated it it was amazing

Shelves: books-of-2015, cute-books, favorites

Slumber by Christy Sloat is one of my favorite reads of 2015. I can not show you how much insanity is running through me waiting for the second book. I need to be put in an asylum. It is such a twist from other retellings that I was sucked in from the start. Everyone knows I am obsessed with princesses and retellings and I of course jumped onto this book and loved it so much! It is seriously hard to not stop thinking about it!

The cover, first of all, is spectacular! I really love the beauty and ...more

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Mar 18, 2015 Brittany rated it it was amazing

Wow! I think this is probably the best and most creative retelling of Sleeping Beauty I have ever read! The book starts off with Rory entering the asylum and she has no idea why. I thought that was a great start to the story. It had me hooked right away! Better yet, there is an awesome love triangle! This is something I didn't expect the book to have. Now, I'm not usually a fan of love triangles, but this one was a great addition to the story. It made the story that much more interesting. Especi ...more

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Feb 27, 2015 Inah rated it really liked it

Shelves: young-adult, 2015-reads, fantasy

I haven’t actually read a lot of fairy tale re-tellings but I do have to admit this one is really great. I have to say the only Sleeping Beauty stories I knew were the ones from Disney (*coughs* MALEFICENT FTW) and the TV show, Once Upon A Time. She’s not even my favorite Disney Princess (It’s Mulan :P) but it’s quite enjoyable to read a novel about her especially with a twist.

Slumber tells the story of Rory, who’s been admitted into Spindle Ridge Asylum as a patient for killing her boyfriend Ph ...more

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Mar 17, 2015 Zee Monodee rated it really liked it

Shelves: contemporary, fantasy-paranormal-magic, 1st-person, ya

4.5 stars

I am always amazed how imaginations can take an 'established' story and then spin it on itself - and Christy Sloat did this in droves in this tale!

This was a 'long' book - my ereader, with the ARC version, gave me around 230 pages. The way it's been lately with me, not being able to get into a book well enough to finish it within a week, I thought it would be the case for this one, too. Boy, was I wrong...because I gobbled this book up in a matter of hours, in 2 sittings (would've been ...more

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Mar 21, 2015 Dexx Peay rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I mean, who doesn't love a good fairytale?

Rory wakes up in an insane asylum for the murder of her boyfriend whom she stabbed to death. Rory has no memory of her actions or her boyfriend or anything before waking up there. But then again, if I killed somebody, I would probably block out the memories as well. As Rory goes about her miserable life of eating crap, getting yelled at constantly, and being put in isolation, she starts to uncover truths about the real identity of the staff and patients ...more

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Jul 01, 2015 Callie rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2015, fantasy, ya-reads, this-was-horrible

Well that was terrible. The plot sucked. The characters were hollow. The writing was awful.

No part of this book is well done.

I was expecting a twisty tale that was more of a modern retelling. What I ended up reading was an utter mess.

Not recommended at all.

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Jul 22, 2015 Holly rated it it was ok

Shelves: young-adult-reads, fairytale-classics-retellings, touch-of-magic-supernatural, not-a-fan, not-what-i-expected, read-in-a-day, death, overrated, fantasy-worlds, faeries

Overall: interesting concept, lame execution. I would have much rather had a book about Sleeping Beauty set in the real world, not just in Fairytale Land. Actually, that was what I was expecting, so it was a serious let down.

So, not my cup of tea.

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Jan 15, 2015 Grayson Newman rated it it was amazing

THIS HAS BECOME ONE OF MY FAVORITE BOOKS.

Christy Sloat, your book is amazing. Slumber by Christy Sloat is the first installment in the Slumber Duology. Christy was so sweet to get her publisher to send this book to me for review, so a big thank you to her.

And on to the review.

Slumber sucked me in instantly. Like, I literally could not put this book down! Slumber grips and captivates the reader from beginning to end with its memorable characters and unique plot. This book begins with a bang and THIS HAS BECOME ONE OF MY FAVORITE BOOKS.

Christy Sloat, your book is amazing. Slumber by Christy Sloat is the first installment in the Slumber Duology. Christy was so sweet to get her publisher to send this book to me for review, so a big thank you to her.

And on to the review.

Slumber sucked me in instantly. Like, I literally could not put this book down! Slumber grips and captivates the reader from beginning to end with its memorable characters and unique plot. This book begins with a bang and takes off immediately. I loved how quickly paced this book was - there was never a dull moment in the story. The sequence of events in this novel were perfectly planned, and created a gorgeous storyline that will be truly unforgettable to all who read this.

Character development was very important in this book, and Christy Sloat perfectly balances this into the novel. Set in Spindle Ridge Asylum for the Criminally Insane, this story is centered around main character Rory, who is charged for killing her boyfriend Phillip, and confined for life in Spindle Ridge. Rory has no recollection of Phillip, much less murdering him herself. Rory's character development throughout the story was very intriguing to see play out. Rory is constantly reminded not only by herself, but by the people in the asylum that she is insane and did in fact murder Phillip. As a reader, you wonder if Rory will go completely mad or if she will learn the truth of what happened the day she was committed to Spindle Ridge. I was enthralled with Sloat's ability to make me question what was real and what was not, it was impossible to quit reading! Sloat's clever writing style makes you become indecisive about Rory's mental state and the choices she will make throughout the story, further drawing you into the plot.

Like the characters in Slumber, imagery really stood out to me while reading this novel. The whole book is packed with descriptive lines and a detailed setting that hooked me when I first cracked the spine. When reading this, I could picture myself with the characters in Spindle Ridge just because of how vivid the text was! The imagery in this novel allows the reader to see the emotions of the characters to a full extent, and to feel and relate to them as well. This story was incredibly picturesque, letting the reader easily visualize even the smallest of details in the plot.

Slumber by Christy Sloat easily receives a 5/5 stars from me! There were so many things that I loved about this book, and I am so delighted that I was able to read and review this novel. I recommend this book to any of you fantasy/myth retelling lovers out there. I guarantee you will absolutely LOVE this book!
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“I knew why I had fallen for him, and it wasn’t because I was young and foolish. It was because he was everything I wanted in my life. He was freedom from my duties as a princess. He was fun and laughter when I was stuck inside with my studies. He was the beauty when I was in a world where evil lurked around in the shadows.” — 1 likes

“You know how they say that if one person believes something about you, then it doesn’t matter? Yet, if more than one person does, then it can be truth. This could be truth.” — 0 likes

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