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This is a palace where one wrong move can determine if you live or die. In the quest for her family to survive, Aramade found herself in this dangerous territory only to be noticed by the second prince.

 

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This is a palace where one wrong move can determine if you live or die. In the quest for her family to survive, Aramade found herself in this dangerous territory only to be noticed by the second prince.
He’s the only prince loathed by everyone. Clothed in Arrogance. People say his one naira can’t be given out without anything in return. He can’t be offended. All workers are not just scared of him but marveled at his personality. People are out to destroy him, and this only brought Aramade into more danger the moment they knew he has his eyes on her.
•••She shouldn’t have let herself mixed up with him. Now she has to deal with what comes into her life. Who fell for this Dangerous love? knowing it wouldn’t be roxy? Who allowed this dangerous love? knowing it would become a weakness?

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Yewande Joseph
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2020
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