Worth Loving

In Ancient Greece, where a monarchy still ruled Sparta, lived Hermione, daughter of fair Helen of Troy and her husband Menelaus. Her beauty exceeded all limits, but like her mother had once been, she was not content with her way of life. It changes instantaneously when Menelaus sends her to Troy to choose someone to claim the throne, for the actual queen isn’t thought capable of ruling because of her sickness. Some call it gift of sight, but the queen calls it a curse, bestowed upon her by the god of the sun when she refused to become his lover. Because of this task, Hermione is obliged to face her past, finally getting to know her half sister and finding out that love is worth all risks when she meets Prince Harry of Troy.

In Ancient Greece, where a monarchy still ruled Sparta, lived Hermione, daughter of fair Helen of Troy and her husband Menelaus. Her beauty exceeded all limits, but like her mother had once been, she was not content with her way of life. It changes instantaneously when Menelaus sends her to Troy to choose someone to claim the throne, for the actual queen isn’t thought capable of ruling because of her sickness. Some call it gift of sight, but the queen calls it a curse, bestowed upon her by the god of the sun when she refused to become his lover. Because of this task, Hermione is obliged to face her past, finally getting to know her half sister and finding out that love is worth all risks when she meets Prince Harry of Troy.

In Ancient Greece, where a monarchy still ruled Sparta, lived Hermione, daughter of fair Helen of Troy and her husband Menelaus. Her beauty exceeded all limits, but like her mother had once been, she was not content with her way of life. It changes instantaneously when Menelaus sends her to Troy to choose someone to claim the throne, for the actual queen isn’t thought capable of ruling because of her sickness. Some call it gift of sight, but the queen calls it a curse, bestowed upon her by the god of the sun when she refused to become his lover. Because of this task, Hermione is obliged to face her past, finally getting to know her half sister and finding out that love is worth all risks when she meets Prince Harry of Troy.

In Ancient Greece, where a monarchy still ruled Sparta, lived Hermione, daughter of fair Helen of Troy and her husband Menelaus. Her beauty exceeded all limits, but like her mother had once been, she was not content with her way of life. It changes instantaneously when Menelaus sends her to Troy to choose someone to claim the throne, for the actual queen isn’t thought capable of ruling because of her sickness. Some call it gift of sight, but the queen calls it a curse, bestowed upon her by the god of the sun when she refused to become his lover. Because of this task, Hermione is obliged to face her past, finally getting to know her half sister and finding out that love is worth all risks when she meets Prince Harry of Troy.

In Ancient Greece, within the dephts of Sparta, lived Hermione, daughter of fair Helen of Troy and her husband Menelaus. Her beauty exceeded all limits, but like her mother had once been, she was not content with her way of life. It changes instantaneously when Menelaus sends her to Troy to choose someone to claim the throne, for the actual queen isn’t thought capable of ruling because of her sickness. Some call it gift of sight, but the queen calls it a curse, bestowed upon her by the god of the sun when she refused to become his lover. Because of this task, Hermione is obliged to face her past, finally getting to know her half sister and finding out that love is worth all risks when she meets Prince Harry of Troy.

In Ancient Greece, within the dephts of Sparta, lived Hermione, daughter of fair Helen of Troy and her husband Menelaus. Her beauty exceeded all limits, but like her mother had once been, she was not content with her way of life. It changes instantaneously when Menelaus sends her to Troy to choose someone to claim the throne, for the actual queen isn’t thought capable of ruling because of her sickness. Some call it gift of sight, but the queen calls it a curse, bestowed upon her by the god of the sun when she refused to become his lover. Because of this task, Hermione is obliged to face her past, finally getting to know her half sister and finding out that love is worth all risks when she meets Prince Harry of Troy.

In Ancient Greece, within the dephts of Sparta, lived Hermione, daughter of fair Helen of Troy and her husband Menelaus. Her beauty exceeded all limits, but like her mother had once been, she was not content with her way of life. It changes instantaneously when Menelaus sends her to Troy to choose someone to claim the throne, for the actual queen isn’t thought capable of ruling because of her sickness. Some call it gift of sight, but the queen calls it a curse, bestowed upon her by the god of the sun when she refused to become his lover. Because of this task, Hermione is obliged to face her past, finally getting to know her half sister and finding out that love is worth all risks when she meets Prince Harry of Troy.

Hermione starts to journey back in time to find out about her mother's life with Paris through the prince of Troy while he wrestles with newfound feelings for the princess and a fear of repeating history. Meanwhile, Fleur continues to befriend Oliver. Both Harry and Hermione are in for a lot more than they bargained for... H/Hr O/F

Now that Hermione knows about the ring flip and Paris' real death, will she want to hear more? Will Harry tell her more? And why is Harry so nice with the princess all of a sudden? Menawhile, how will Fleur thank Oliver for her riding lesson?

Why did Hermione wake on prince Harry's bed? As if this was not awkward enough, as the day goes on, she finds herself on the most awkward position she cannot seem to evade as Harry fights a losing battle between feelings and duties.

Things were awkward enough before Harry's little "accident." Now, after Hermione's sudden departure, Harry finds himself cornered by the possible feelings he might have for the Spartan princess and his duty as prince of Troy, and it doesn't help that his aunt is apparently aware of this struggle. It's clear what he has to do, apologize and forget. However, just before he can do that, Hermione beats him to the punch. Or does she? What is she doing at Harry's room so late at night? And why is Fleur following Oliver when he goes to bed at night?

Hermione is in the clouds, despite being fully aware of the consequences of her actions. Or is she? Harry gets worried after Oliver mysteriously forgets the hunting trip and Hermione can't seem to find her sister.

Both Harry and Hermione are surprised by the unpleasant visitor, for their own personal reasons. Who is she? And why is she addressing Harry? But more importantly, why does Hermione care? Both of them are in for a turmoil as they try to figure out exactly what last night meant.

Hermione finally is brave enough to wonder where last night with Harry may lead. And she is determined to find out, right after she finds out who Virginia is to him. Harry on his part, is determined to not let last night be the last one with Hermione, but did she just lay wih him to make him take the throne? Read and find out! H/Hr O/F