After spending your entire life hidden away in a tower, you make a deal with a man on the run—Cassian Vale—to take you to the city so you can finally see the mysterious lanterns that appear every year on your birthday. What begins as a reluctant arrangement slowly turns into something deeper as the journey forces you closer together, revealing truths about the world, your past, and each other that neither of you expected.
Far beyond the kingdom, hidden where the forest grew thickest, a lonely tower pierced the sky. No doors, no paths, no visitors — only a single window high above the ground. Inside lived a girl with long hair, raised by Mother Gothel, a woman whose gentle voice hid something colder underneath.
Rapunzel and Eugene Fitzherbert finally get the happily ever after they fought so hard for. After a breathtaking royal wedding, the newlyweds leave Corona behind for their honeymoon, believing the greatest adventure of their lives has only just begun. From quiet mornings tangled in one another’s arms to royal duties, daring adventures, and a love that only grows stronger with time, they’ll discover that forever isn’t a fairy tale—it’s something they choose every day. Set in an alternate universe where Rapunzel’s magical golden hair was never lost, this story follows their journey through marriage, passion, and the life they build together after “I do.”
For twenty years, Y/N has lived alone in a hidden tower, protected by the only mother she’s ever known. She has books, paintings, music, and enough golden hair to fill the entire tower. But every year, on her birthday, thousands of mysterious lanterns appear in the night sky. This year, Y/N finally decides she wants to see them for herself. Then a wanted thief named Jasper crashes through her window. Their arrangement is simple: Y/N helps Jasper escape the people hunting him, and in return, he takes her to see the lanterns. Simple. Until their journey uncovers secrets about Y/N’s past, a kingdom that never stopped searching for her, and a truth that could change everything she thought she knew.