A Fortune-telling Princess Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

I remembered the book I read in the secret passage of our palace. In ancient times, the stars didn’t fade when morning came. Because the light they brought had no brilliance. There was a princess who was brought into the world, and like a shining star, everyone looked up to her. She was the princess in the prophecy. But in an unexpected turn of events, everything changed. Fate became reckless with her. I didn’t finish reading that book because Mother forbade it. I want to know what happened to the princess, because since the tragedy happened, the stars have lost their sparkle and light. They only appear at night to remind everyone of the princess’ presence, but many have forgotten her.

The queen was nervous and had almost slipped her real name. "Come with me. This isn't the place where you can find such a book." They followed the lady and almost dropped their jaws when a secret passage opened. "Take your seat, darlings. I'm happy to see interesting people. Would you like me to read your fortune first?" Khaleesi laid a deck on the table and let Aileen choose cards. Then, she opened the cards the lady had chosen, and added, "The first one is the 'Death' card. It means death and a dead end."

He heard her ask—voice cracked as if she was herself in tears. Her slender arms tightened around him before she pulled slightly back. He can feel her hesitancy for a brief second. He couldn’t let the comfort go. As he tried to lean towards her, he was surprised when a pair of soft lips was placed on his. The prince gasped, taken aback while the girl gently kissed him. She was quick to pull away saying, “Now you’ll be better. Your fever will lower down—”

The princess kissed her on the cheek and waved goodbye. In one swift motion, Rosie walked across the room, blew out all of the candles saving the ones that were close to the bed, and handed the book to the princess. "Oh, Rosie, I do not know what I would have done if you had not been there by my side to support me." The princess made a sweet statement. Before she left the room, Rosie chuckled and said, "Good night, princess." with a smile. Princess leaned against the cushioned bed headboard, holding the book in her hands. She turned the pages until she came to the first chapter, which was titled 'What is a vampire?'

The future stretches before us, an unwritten chapter waiting to be inscribed with our triumphs and struggles. Hand in hand, we leave the waterfall behind, the sound of its rushing waters fading into the distance. The path continues, leading us deeper into the heart of the forest, where new adventures and revelations await. In this moonlit realm of mystery and wonder, we walk on, guided by the stars above and the fire within our souls. Our spirits are entwined, our resolve unyielding, as we embrace the unknown and embrace the unknown and the uncharted. The forest opens up before us, revealing a hidden grove adorned with vibrant flowers of every hue. Their petals shimmer in the moonlight, cast

"My queen Akila is here ,I cut her words short , seeing the book I gave Nanuet yesterday floating in the air with all glory. The book layed on the bed after floating for a while ,it opened up to a particular page and a letter was on the page . It read :I HAVE EXAMINED THE PRINCESS CLOSELY AND SHE IS A FIGHTER ,SHE DESERVES THE BEST , FROM WHAT I HAVE GATHERED ,JUST BEING A CARING WIFE WILL NOT HELP HER GET THE PRINCE , THE SOLUTION TO THIS PROBLEM, I HAVE GIVEN TO YOU IS IN THIS PAGE , IT'S YOUR CHOICE TO ABIDE BY IT .

But in her mind, only a very beautiful princess would suit their handsome emperor. Aren't you also a princess? said a small voice inside her mind. She quickly shook her head to get rid of that little voice. Yes, she was a princess but that was before. And another thing, her face is not pleasant in the eyes of other people. The emperor might frightened when he saw her ugly appearance.

“I am Elentari Tirisil, Princess of Faerl. I task you, Genevieve, with freeing the enslaved of this brothel and ensuring Hephaestus finds me, these letters, and not to give away my secret. You have one hour. I will cast the compel to seek you out, so you do not need to find each girl.” Geni had tears in her eyes. I knew she didn’t understand and she probably never would. “All within this place, heed my call. Genevieve has the keys and contracts for everyone to retrieve and return home, never to deal with a life where you must roam or sell yourself. The Kingdom of Faerl is open to you if you’ve nowhere to go. Make haste, there’s not much time.”

As I watched her ramble incoherently, I could help but think of the Cheryl in my memories, the one who always ordered me around and treated my feelings like they were nothing. This was the woman I'd given eight years of my life and all of my sincerity to. She was the fiancee I'd once waited in the rain for 12 hours straight, still foolishly fantasizing about our future together despite being delirious from a fever. "Start over?" I let out a short, mirthless laugh. From the inner pocket of my suit jacket, I pulled out a different piece of paper. I held it up in front of Cheryl's twisted, despairing face.

I am lost. A door opens ahead of me. A woman steps out, her silver hair unbound, her eyes wide as she sees me. She stares at my wrist. At the mark glowing beneath my skin. “Impossible,” she whispers. Then her face shifts. Recognition. Terror. Hope. “You are her. The lost princess.” I grip the blade at my hip. “Who are you?” She falls to her knees, her hands trembling as she reaches for me. “I was your mother’s handmaiden. I have waited twenty years for this moment.”