Romeo, a young man ruled by his emotions, finds that he has caught serious feelings for a young girl named Juliet, who is to marry a man that she does not feel for. when both Romeo and Juliet find that they have a love they can't deny, they marry in secret.

Romeo and Juliet love each other. Their parents are rival families. They can't be together, but fight to stay together anyways.

i also read the translations of the book. in the beginning it already tells us tat romeo and Juliet commit suicide in the end of the story and i have not yet finished the book. romeo meet Juliet at a mask party but they weren't wearing mask's and they made out on the first day they meet. romeo would sneak out at night to Juliet's balcony and they would talk till the sun rises. the continuing u would have to read yourself, tragedy comes when romeo gets abandon and had to leave and Juliet had to fake his death by drinking a vial but she thinks tat there's poison inside and it would kill him.

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