All Chapters of Let Them Kneel: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

A sharp jab to her ribs snapped Kaelani out of unconsciousness. She gasped, body lurching upright as her eyes flew open—only to be met with a flash of steel and light. A half-dozen spearheads, glowing with crackling energy, hovered inches from her face. She sat up instinctively—and instantly regr

His stare wasn’t lecherous or hostile. It was assessing. Quietly intense. Like he was trying to place her—like she was a song he’d heard before but couldn’t quite recall. His chalice remained untouched. The cards long forgotten. “Where are you from?” he asked, voice soft but weighted. Kaelani hes

A sudden screech shattered the silence. Kaelani surged to her feet, her chair toppling backward with a loud clatter against the stone floor. Whispers ceased and startled glances from the nearby revelers were drawn by the sudden commotion. The six warriors who had escorted her instantly snapped to

The cell reeked of mildew and regret. Julian paced, every step as tense and deliberate as a predator in a cage. The gray jumpsuit itched like it was stitched from fiberglass, coarse seams scraping across his skin with every movement. He hadn’t slept in days—not really. Not with the weight pressing

And Vanessa—Julian’s mother—brought a hand to her lips. Not in horror, not in outrage, but in something deeper. Her expression softened, eyes shining with a sudden, quiet gravity as she looked at her son—like she was seeing a truth she hadn’t dared hope for. James didn’t miss a beat. “It doesn’t m