PROLOGUE

In a far away land there was a man named Nicholas Samuelson, who was an Earl of Thornwyck, Buckshiren and Southeaston, Lord of Farlane. But he was sentenced by raising an army on taking the throne of the queen. Let's find out more about his story and the adventure he will take and how will he meet the woman in the modern-day. Will the woman help him or left him all alone in this modern-day? Will he fall in love with her on who she is?

Alexandra Dimetre was a woman who always Laughed by her family on how she got locked out of her hotel room wearing only a towel, went to deposit a check and walked into a bank robbery where the robbers carried toy gun, in love in a man who was arrested, and many more. She love men who needs her but always fall in the wrong person. But what if she meet him? Will her life changed? Or it will become more worst. Will she fall in love with him? Will she help him find out what he came for? Let's all find out what will happen to them if they meet. Will everything will be okay? Or will be worst. Will she do everything just to make him stay to the modern-day world or let him go back to his time? Let's all find out what will happen to them. Let see if they will find out what they wanted and needed or what is the ending of their stories. Can they overcome the challenges that will happen to them or just give up because they cannot overcome it? Let's all follow their stories.

Nicholas was trying to concentrate on the letter to his mother, a letter that was probably the most important document he would ever write. Everything depended upon this letter: his estates, his family's future---and his life.

But as he wrote he began to hear her. Softly at first, but growing louder. It was a woman weeping, but not weeping as from pain or even from grief but from something deeper.

He gave his attention back to the letter but he could not concentrate. The woman need something but he could not tell what. Comfort? Soothing?

No, he thought, she needed hope. The tears, the weeping, were the tears of a person who no longer had any hope.

Nicholas looked back at the paper. The woman's problems were not his. if he did not finish this letter and soon give it to the waiting messenger, his own life would be without hope.

He wrote two more line then stopped. The crying increased. It wasn't louder, but it seemed to grow in size until it filled the room.

"Lady," he wispered, "give me peace. I would give my life to help you but my life is pledged."

He picked up the pen and wrote, with one hand over his ear, trying to block out the woman's need.

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