My Love, Don't Leave Me.
Once upon a time, there's a girl named yuki;
yuki was a Pretty,kind and Smart.Yuki parents was so proud to her, yuki dad name was akihiro and her mom name is mizuki.
Those are the emperor and empress in the loss kingdom, that who can lead to the
people gently and perfect.
Mizuki: Aww look darling, how pretty our daughter is..
Akihiro: yes, she was a perfect daughter to us.. she will
be going a empress soon.
The emperor was so good and gently at her daughter, he
took her like a princess, ^•ﻌ•^ actually she is a crown princess too;
In kingdom there's
a village, and people who live there, in our kingdom was the perfect place..
the kingdom has a place that you can relex and enjoy.. but before that
happened,
The loss kingdom was attacked by the garden empire;
garden empire was the most generous..
the garden empire king want the kingdom to
be his hands.
The garden empire king name was a Lucas.. he is akihiro
older brother..
Lucas and akihiro was a brother, those two are love,
care, kind and help each other..
Lucas: hey don't you dare to bully my brother.. don't be afraid akihiro Lucas here to protect you.
Akihiro: * cry *
there are so close back then-
when the day was come.
• pass •
Lucas has a meet girl, Lucas was so in love at that girl.. he said it all at akihiro about that girl,, but akihiro was thinking about it..
" **who is that girl**? "
• months past •
The emperor need to decide to who will be next emperor and be good leader of kingdom.. emperor will be Announce it next week.
People: aww look akihiro was so kind and Smart, I'm sure he will be the next king, I'm so proud of her.. * sign * except her brother, I
didn't see what her did.
Lucas: Erm. Damnit, why akihiro always perfect? But what about me? I'm perfect too?! Akihiro you!..
...
Emperor: then the day was come, that I'm gonna decide who will be the next leader / emperor of the kingdom..
[ sorry for the bad grammar. ]
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