Hello, Millia. Before I begin my story, there's something I want to tell you:
Ever since I was born, it seems I've always lived inside a glass dome.
The dishes and chopsticks I use have to be disinfected according to strict procedures. The food and water I consume must be inspected and approved by someone before they're allowed on the table. The clothes I wear must be made of the finest materials, and my room must always have incense burning... Don't get me wrong. This isn't the kind of treatment a royal princess gets in a novel. It's just that I'm a burden who could suddenly fall ill and die at any moment... I'm painfully aware of that.
Countless times, I've seen my mother, that elegant woman, leaning on my father's shoulder and sobbing uncontrollably. I couldn't understand why they kept trying when there was no hope. I still don't understand, but maybe this is what love is?
Before you turned eleven, you probably never imagined you'd really leave that glass dome! I know this is exciting. You've also made the best friends in the world, more than one! Your life here is incredibly, incredibly fun...
Even if you still get dizzy from time to time, struggle to breathe, and get nosebleeds, isn't it all just so much fun? All right, I'll stop here. Now let's go on an adventure together!
A few things to know before reading:
1. This story is told from my perspective, as an eleven-year-old girl named Minnie, so some parts may be a little absurd.
2. The author is a bit of a slow starter, so Minnie may be a little slow to warm up too.
3. Romance may come later, because Minnie currently sees Harry as a good friend.
Theme: An ordinary girl who loves life
Minnie is too cute?
Damn, well written, keep up the good work!
Well, I don't know if the author can see it, but why in the description of Victoria, he first says that she looks smart and then says that she looks stupid, so is she smart or stupid?
I found it and added it to my favorites! Happy