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Spearcrest Prince Aurora Reed Copyright Copyright © 2023 by Aurora Reed All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, copied, distributed or adapted in any way, with the exception of certain activities permitted by applicable copyright laws, such as brief quotations in the context of a review or academic work. For permission to publish, distribute or otherwise reproduce this wo...
Spearcrest Prince Aurora Reed Copyright Copyright © 2023 by Aurora Reed All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, copied, distributed or adapted in any way, with the exception of certain activities permitted by applicable copyright laws, such as brief quotations in the context of a review or academic work. For permission to publish, distribute or otherwise reproduce this work, please contact the author at [email protected] Proofread by: KMWProofreading Dedication Pour les filles rêveuses, les filles au coeur arc-en-ciel, et les filles qui ont parfois du mal à croire en l'amour. Contents Playlist Author Note AUTOMNE 1. L’Amour 2. Le Plan 3. Le Toutou 4. Le Pari 5. Les Yeux Verts 6. Le Doigt d’Honneur 7. Le Roi Soleil 8. Le Baronnet 9. Le Prince 10. L’Invitation 11. Le Trésor 12. Le Bisou 13. La Bouteille 14. La Chapelle 15. La Chasse 16. La Pomme 17. La Vengeance 18. L’Orgueil 19. La Pièce de Résistance 20. La Cigarette 21. Le Portrait HIVER 22. Le Crapaud 23. Le Poison 24. La Pratique 25. La Limousine 26. La Bague 27. Le Choix 28. L’Ordre 29. Le Poing 30. Putain d’Idiot 31. La Menteuse 32. La Méprise PRINTEMPS 33. La Peinture 34. La Clémence 35. La Confession 36. La Daurade 37. La Sanction 38. Le Joli Garçon 39. Le Portrait 40. Le Lit 41. La Vérité 42. L’Exhibition 43. La Fiancée FIN Dear Reader Annotation & Study Guide Acknowledgements Sign up for Dark Heart Also By Aurora Reed About Aurora Playlist La Vie est Belle – La Belle Vie Roi – Videoclub Cent fois – Alice et Moi Baise-Moi – Terrenoire Garçon manqué – Iliona Ce qu l'on veut – Synapson + Tim Dup Amoureuse – Clio Naïve – Therapie TAXI Risumi – Polkadot Stingray Everything Matters – AURORA + Pomme Elle ne t'aime pas – La Femme Do Well – SIRUP Mai – Videoclub Hanoï café – Bleu Toucan Ceux qui rêvent – Pomme Lemon – Kenshi Yonezu Crush – Requin Chagrin + Anaïs Demoustier J'attends – Ben Mazué + Pomme A la Folie – Juliette Armanet Vérité – Claire Laffut Un peu plus souvent – Alexia Gredy 色彩 (color) – hama Les mots qui te font rêver – Alice et Moi Shinunoga E-Wa – Fujii Kaze Author Note D ear reader, This book takes place at the fictional private boarding school Spearcrest Academy and is set in the United Kingdom. Speacrest Academy is a High School and Sixth Form, so students are aged 12 to 18. If you are a US reader, I've included a little comparison guide of US and UK school years for reference. UK High School (also known as Lower School) Years Year 7 = 6th Grade Year 8 = 7th Grade Year 9 = 8th Grade Year 10 = 9th Grade (Freshman Year) Year 11 = 10th Grade (Sophomore Year) UK Sixth Form/College (also known as Upper School) Years Year 12 (Lower Sixth) = 11th Grade (Junior Year) Year 13 (Upper Sixth) = 12th Grade (Senior Year) The main characters in Spearcrest Knight are all in UK Year 13 (US Senior Year ) and 18 years of age . I hope this guide makes sense and helps you during your time within the hallowed halls of Spearcrest Academy. Chapter 1 L’Amour SéverinI love easily—I always have. I loved easily as a child, trusting those around me with wide-eyed innocence. Like my first day of primary school, when everyone was very nice to me, so I brought roses for everyone in the class the following day. Or when I was six and loved my mother so much that I asked her to marry me when I was older, and when she told me she was already married, I burst into tears.I loved easily as a teenager as well, even when I was told it wasn’t the thing for boys to do. At first, I threw my heart at any girl who captured my attention. Then I threw my heart at the perfect girl—or rather, the girl I thought was perfect for me. Kayana. The girl I thought I would live with happily ever after, like the prince and princess in a fairy tale.In hindsight, proposing at sixteen could never have ever been anything more than a mistake, but I didn’t realise that back then.No—it took my heart being torn to shreds to learn from my mistakes. Like any lovesick idiot, I had to be hurt before I learned better.Before I learned how vile love is, how predatory. The way it attaches itself to a host and infects it from the inside, leeching all life and emotions from it until the host is nothing more than a husk. The way it’s addictive even as it destroys.And if love is the drug—the poison—then sex is the cure, the crimson antidote.I’m smarter now than I used to be. I surround myself with girls I can only fuck but never love. Girls who are pretty and polished, the type of girl you see on a magazine cover—almost too perfect to feel real.The problem with always going for girls your type is that they all start to look the same after a while.They dress well. They have long, curled hair, manicured nails, ethereally beautiful faces. Not just beautiful but impeccably curated, well put together. I don’t date, but I do take girls out, and if I have a girl on my arm for a party, she has to look the part. The same way I carefully select every item of clothing that goes on my body, every piece of jewellery that complements my outfit—the girl I choose must be the perfect accessory.But I’m a gentleman. If a girl enters a party on my arm, she will end the night more than satisfied. Just because I’ll never fall in love with them doesn’t mean I can’t treat them like goddesses while they’re in my bed. I love pleasure, and nothing pleases me more than pleasuring women.After all, there’s a reason I