Eustace Bagge

Fenella Arantxa Grey is a Prosecutor she is smart while growing up she everyone gave her the love that she deserve. She is the kind of Prosecutor that is eager to give justice she will to everything even if it cost her life. Being a Prosecutor will never be easy her life is always on danger. Two years ago, She was happy becsuse she wil marry the man she really loves but something happened that willl be the reason to cancel her dream wedding. She was broken but becsuse of that incident she made a decision that she will regret and now that Eustace will comeback what will happen? Her life seems so messy how can she fix everything that's going around her? How will she fix her friendship with her friends? How will she fix her problem with Eustace? And how will she fix her broken heart?

Hope Grian, a paladin turned adventurer, loves her idyllic life more than anything. Enter Soleil Eustace Von Dracon, Crown Princess of Arkos and a pain in the ass in general. Hope's perfect life doesn't stand a chance against the princess's chaotic (adorable) energy. And maybe, just maybe, Hope is looking forward to the ways her highness will ruin her life. She's always been a sucker for pretty faces.

Avery's life changed on the day of her wedding. But she except the truth and to find the new meaning of life she travelled to Zerdonia to finish his higher studies... ******** "Choose your path correctly," The dream man says. She started to have dreams weird dreams. They do have some meaning. ****** Meanwhile, she met the E&E twins. But the meeting is not friendly. ****** But the dream guy and Eustace have some common fact, some similarities. They feel connected. Because they both got a charms half portion. And the connection is attached with 590 B.C. ******* A story of Royal Conspiracy, Curse is doing his major part. And without love, a story is always incomplete. A.N: This story is fictional. All the place and Characters are fictional.

Since Sherlock Holmes returned, clarifying that he didn´t die while fighting professor James Moriarty, and before the subsequent discovery of the body of his former archenemy, Scotland Yard and the French police, whose director is outraged because the detective has meddled in delicate affairs of that nation, have been investigating the famous detective. In the first days of January 1898, the High Court of Justice unusually returned to session, without having finished the judicial holidays, while Sherlock Holmes received a house arrest order and the file with three charges against him. In this regard, the brilliant detective is accused of: a) murdering James Moriarty, b) allowing the escape of Dr. Leon Sterndale, murderer of Mortimer Tregennis, and c) contributing to the escape of Captain Jack Croker, murderer of Sir Eustace Brackenstall. This is the trial of the century! British and continental European newspapers give extensive coverage to this legal process and many sympathizers of Sherlock Holmes flock to the courthouse. The prosecution, led by the top bosses of Scotland Yard and the French police, has assigned Stanley Hopkins to act as prosecutor. While Sherlock Holmes has the support of the two best lawyers in London, hired by his brother Mycroft, and John McFarlane. The trial is complicated and the situation does not look flattering for Sherlock Holmes. The accusers have brought the convicted Sebastian Moran, a witness of the alleged murder of James Moriarty, and are sure that the detective will also be convicted on the last two charges. In addition to this, Dr. Watson is also accused of complicity in those two charges, obstruction of justice and withholding information that the authorities need. Finally, Sherlock Holmes surprises by resorting to the support of unexpected allies, carrying out unprecedented actions, bringing witnesses to cry for him and turning the courtroom into a circus (there was even a tomato attack against an enemy of the detective), while Dr. Watson, on the verge of a nervous and emotional breakdown, hopes that they will never live that horrible nightmare again... Content: First Part, Sherlock Holmes Is Accused of Three Serious Crimes Second Part, The Trial of the Century Third Part, The Conclusion of the Trial