All Chapters of The Lost Princess of the Orphanage: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Vincent “Shh, Nadia, it’s all right. It’s all right,” Vincent repeated, hoping his voice was reaching through the fog of Nadia’s nightmares. He kept her hand wrapped comfortingly in his. She looked so pale and wan, twitching limply in the bed despite the weakness that Kael – that bastard – had bro

When he saw me, he folded the newspaper and stood up, making me feel a little bubble of hope. But as he approached me, his face was as stern as it had always been. “Good, you’re awake,” Vincent said, calm and cool and practical. “Feeling better, then?” I nodded, trying not to wilt at his near-cu

Kael Nadia, Nadia, Nadia. Her name had been a constant echo in his mind ever since the Mate Ball, striking him with guilt in time with his heartbeat. He couldn’t stop seeing her collapsed with pain at the Mate Ball. The mix of horror, hurt, and anger on her face as she’d realised what he’d done to

Nadia I couldn’t believe my eyes. Kael was here? In Vincent’s villa? His sharp green eyes were blown wide with shock. There were a few scratches on him, and twigs stuck in his hair, like he’d come here through the woods. He looked shocked at the sight of me, though I couldn’t understand why. I ha

Nadia The days stretched on. I began to recover my strength and spend more time in the rest of Vincent’s villa, instead of just sleeping and studying. He wasn’t completely alone here – there was a staff of servants to meet our every need, as well as guards. There was a chef, a laundry service, coun