The Glass Virgin

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Annabella Lagrange's idyllic childhood as the cherished only child of aristocrats on a grand estate seems perfect, yet it comes with the constraints of seclusion. Surrounded by love and luxury, her world is limited to her wing of the house, but she remains content, dreaming of a future with her handsome cousin Stephen. The story explores themes of privilege, isolation, and the expectations placed upon her, setting the stage for potential conflicts as she navigates her sheltered existence and her aspirations for love and freedom.