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The King Who Owned Nothing

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last update publish date: 2026-05-12 10:52:10
TIM HOUSTON

The throne room of Oakwood had never felt like mine.

Not truly.

Even while sitting on the throne carved for generations of kings before me, I still felt it.

The invisible chains.

The watchful eyes.

The control.

The kingdom bowed when I entered. Warriors lowered their heads. Servants moved out of my path. Elders called me Alpha King.

Yet none of it mattered.

Because the one thing every ruler needed most was the one thing I did not possess.

Power over my own kingdom.

I sat back heavily
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