Summary: What if Jasmine had been kidnapped and mistaken for a commoner when she ran away from the palace? This is a story of what would happen she had been sold as a slave to a ruthless ruler miles from her home. A story of courage and heroism of a woman who refused to give up hope.
Rating: PG-13
Categories: Aladdin
Characters: Aladdin, Jasmine, Mozenrath
Genres: Action/Adventure
Warnings: None
Challenges: None
Series: None
Published: 07/21/06
Updated: 10/07/11
Captured by Soohe
Chapter 1: Chapter 1: New Rules, New Life
Author's Notes: yeah a bit more detailed than my last story, but hopefully good. tell me what you think of it :)Chapter 1: New Rules, New life
Jasmine struggled to get up but her legs were staggering with pain that coursed through her body like poison, threatening to choke her.
A man hovered over her, his lips formed into cruel smile as he brought back his hand and grabbed her, forcing her to her feet.
“Disobeying me? I don’t think so…” and without a second to think he struck her with the back of his hand, so she fell back and hit her head against the cold stone floor.
As she gasped for air, Jasmine could feel her heart beat wildly with rage at the man looking down at her. As she stared back at him she could feel her anger running through her blood and filling her heart.
She brought her hand back and slapped the man across the face with as much strength as she could muster.
He fell back in surprise, but quickly retained his composure.
“You'll regret that princess,” was all he said and he left her alone.
Jasmine could feel tears burning in her eyes, but she refused to let them fall, she would never show weakness.
Her heart felt heavy as she got to her feet and looked out across the desert, where she was miles from Agrabah…
The sun was beginning to set, casting a fiery crimson glow across the land and with it, Jasmine’s heart fluttered with hope.
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