In a modern and suffocating New York, Amélia found herself lost in a sea of ​​technology and endless messages, until one night changed everything. Submerged in her chaotic routine, she is faced with an unexpected awakening, not in her familiar bed, but in a field of glowing sunflowers, so beautiful that they seemed hand-painted by Van Gogh himself.

Her curiosity leads her to explore a village that contrasts with the concrete jungle she was used to. Little simple houses stretched out before her, and in the distance, the imposing silhouette of a castle rose, like an old and forgotten dream.

But something was wrong. The people she met looked at her with amazement, their clothes and ways of life so different from hers, making her question her own reality. Was she the stranger in this world or the world around her?

Amélia's every step in this mysterious land deepens the mystery of her existence there. Questions pile up in your mind: "Where am I?", "How did I get here?", "Can I go back?" 
In "The King's Love", embark on an intense and exciting journey into the unknown, where Amélia discovers that true love can transcend the barriers of time and space, defying destiny itself. An engaging story that will make you question reality and the magic that can exist in the most unexpected corners of the world.



 The King's Love

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