SHIELDED HEARTS-In progress
DAHLIA
It's my sophomore year at Crownridge University.A school dedicated to providing the top entrepreneurs who are from Royal descent.And As the daughter Princess Clay Levine de Alpine of Poland I have every right to be there.Im here to make a name for myself, though I doubt it will be that easy with my bodyguard in my way.
Alexia claims that she feels nothing for me but I see the way she looks at me like she wants to devour me whole.
And this year,I'm tired of the games.She will be mine.
ALEXIA
I got a second chance at Protecting Dahlia after our incident with paparazzi last year.Im on full bodyguard orders from Mrs.Carrington to not romantically pursue her daughter.
And I thought it would be easy.
Despite how fucking gorgeous Dahlia is,I know when to do my job...But resisting Dahlia is proving to be a challenge.
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NOVA
I hate her.
It was something about Winter Vanderbilt that pissed me off more than I can admit.I had to deal with her for my entire childhood as her teammate.
And now at Watford F.C she has been a fucking nuisance.Apparently the coaches have felt our tension and have come up a terrible solution.
Over the summer me and Winter would be rooming together and working at Watford's little league program.
WINTER
I didn't expect my summer to be spent with Nova Carrington.Let alone rooming with her in London.But here I was against my wishes.
I hated the way she made me feel.The way her hazel eyes could light up a whole room.That stupid smile that's always plastered around her face.
I knew it was a mask,And I'm determined to spend the summer showing everyone her true colors.
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