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His skin was the same coloring as the smoky quartz walls in the grand ballroom, a stunning mixture of his father’s ivory tones and his mother’s ebony color. It was as if the Goddess had chosen the best parts of both parents, bestowing him with the king’s wide eyes, the color of the palest-blue topaz, and his mother’s fine nose and lips.
Nope, not realistic. So sick of miscegenation lies.
Each day, that vile witch seemed closer to crushing Bell’s beautiful spirit, all because his dark skin reminded her of the woman the king would always love.
Riiight, sure. It’s all about skin colour. *eye roll*
she would never be enough for Bell. Neither would princess Eleeza, or any of the princesses his father mentioned over the years. A prince, on the other hand . .
He can’t just be mixed race, he’s gotta be gay too. Ridiculous.
she watched Rook slide her arms around Surai’s naked waist, draw her close, and crush her lips against the smaller girl’s.
So nearly the characters are gay. Really? Could this be pushed any harder? Ugh.
