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"Are you sure you know where you are going."
Ella released a frustrated sigh as she attempted to find her bearings.
"Yes, I'm sure. I'm just......"
Ella suddenly fell to the ground. Eaton was immediately at her side.
"Are you alright," he asked worriedly, rubbing her back.
"I don't know," she admitted, tears running down her cheeks. Eaton gently brushed her tears away.
"I'm okay," she croaked. Eaton shook his head.
"Your obviously not okay."
Ella stared at the now dark sky. She blinked rapidly trying to blink the tears away.
"You'll probably think of me a stupid little girl," she said hugging herself tightly.
"Or just a strong, independent woman," at those words Ella turned to look at the Prince, who was staring down at her with an unexplainable emotion in his eyes.
She turned away from hi
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