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The Grand Foyer

Author: Author Vee
last update publish date: 2026-10-08 23:15:19

SILVER

The carriage rolled smoothly across the vast paved courtyard of the main estate. My gaze slid through the tinted glass window, taking in the towering stone arches

I pushed the heavy carriage door open and took slow, deliberate steps outside, adjusting my velvet cloak as I raised my head to look up at the towering manor.

The palace.

I was finally home. After two long months in hiding, I was back.

A slow, ruthless smile tugged at my lips, a fierce wave of determination coursing through my
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    SILVERA smile cut across my lips at the sight then vanished as silence rushed in. Heads cranked back, eyes fixing on me as they waited—hopeful, ready to determine if I was their savior or just another puppet that wouldn't last long.I stepped back, then bowed gracefully."Greetings, Moon Crest Pack," I spoke, my voice loud, decisive, and stopping any murmuring. "Firstly, I want to apologize for such a commotion. I had to take my people out of their daily business for a brief meeting, and a thank you for coming."I stepped back up. "I am Princess Silver, the twenty-first descendant of the Moon Crest Pack, the first daughter in three generations, and the lost daughter of the late Alpha and Luna of Moon Crest."I allowed a brief pause, my gaze testing the people who were waiting for more, not any introduction that could be faked."Three months ago, I didn't know who I really was—didn't know I was of royal blood. To be honest, I was doubtful. I wasn't exactly princess material. Three mo

  • The Rejected Lycan Princess: Four Alphas Want Me Back    All Hail The Luna

    SILVERI rested my chin on my palm, my fingers drumming a steady rhythm against the arm of the chair as Elias ran through a comprehensive debriefing.It had been two days since our arrival, and the pack was buzzing with frantic curiosity to discover the face behind the crown. Meanwhile, my enemies were busy launching a series of desperate counter-attacks. Every single assault had been anticipated, and all of them possessed high potential for danger, though Cassian had strongly objected to me handling them directly.I let out a low sigh."Nigel's plan is working," Elias continued, pacing slightly. "The pack members are beginning to see him as a savior—especially with your arrival, they think you are the enemy"A crooked, wicked grin tugged at my lips. "Now, that is interesting," I mused aloud. "Where did this sudden rumour come from?""The rumor of your return started in a local marketplace, spread by those who wanted to test your resolve.""And yet, they are playing right into my ha

  • The Rejected Lycan Princess: Four Alphas Want Me Back    The Public Address

    SILVERThe quiet sound of silver cutlery slicing through my steak echoed softly throughout the grand dining room. I took a small bite, the rich, savory taste lingering on my tongue as I chewed in silence."The pack is going wild over the news of your return," Elias said, his calm voice breaking the quiet air.I paused mid-bite, setting my fork down on the porcelain plate. "And what about my enemies?""They are panicking," Elias replied smoothly. "And they are actively planning an attack.""Has my return been officially confirmed?""Not yet. But it seems like the only logical conclusion they can reach."I gave a single, firm nod. "Good. Let the rumors spread further. Once the tension reaches its peak, we announce a public address."Elias raised an eyebrow slightly. "A public address?""Yes.""That is extremely dangerous, Princess.""Simply returning behind closed doors isn't enough," I said, raising my head to meet his gaze as he stood near the head of the long mahogany table. "I need

  • The Rejected Lycan Princess: Four Alphas Want Me Back    The Grand Foyer

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  • The Rejected Lycan Princess: Four Alphas Want Me Back    Hassle

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