The Girl in the Castle: A Tale of Happily Ever After

Jun 16, 2025

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Once upon a time, a girl lived in a castle but was unhappy. She walked for hours until she met a perfect guy. Their story is a classic tale of happily ever after!

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Onceupon a time…
Therewas a girl who livedin a castle… …but shewasunhappy
Sometimesshewalkedeven for coupleofhours.
One dayshemet a perfectguy…
And they lived happily ever after !

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