Campus Nerd Is The Lost Princess Novels & Stories

’ I tell him and he nods. I pull out my phone during gym, having already finished my laps, and waiting for everyone else. I start scrolling through my news feed, when I start seeing my face pop up. ‘Princess Found’ ‘What secrets is the lost Princess hiding?’ ‘Where has the lost Princess been?’ It just goes on and on, until I freeze on one, that has a picture of me kissing Dean, but you can’t see Dean in the picture, just me. ‘Lost Princess, Unfaithful’

“Not like magic. Like… inheritance.” The word tasted dangerous even in my own tongue. “Did she recognize you?” the voice asked. “No,” I said. “She thanked me. Gave me her name like it was ordinary. Like, I was ordinary.” “And you didn’t correct her.” I shook my head. “Not yet.” Because saying it aloud would make it real. The Lost Princess… Not Evelara. Not any average healer. Not anyone's mate… Something erased so thoroughly the world had learned to breathe without her.

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.”

For a long moment, neither of us spoke, The abandoned room felt suffocating. The rescued students huddled together in silence. Their eyes kept drifting toward me. Hopeful. Desperate. Expectant. Like I was supposed to save them. Like I mattered. Like I knew something. But I didn't. I didn't know anything. I was just Nyra. Just an orphan! Just a scholarship student trying to survive. My chest tightened painfully. "Nyra..." Kaizen took a step forward. I immediately stepped back.

Her knuckles were white where she gripped her fork. "I’m observing," I corrected, letting the front legs of my chair slam back onto the floor with a loud thud. "There’s a difference." "And what do you observe?" " That you're terrified," I said simply. "But you're eating anyway. That’s good. Most spoiled princesses would be weeping into the mashed potatoes by now." She paused, her jaw tightening. "I’m not a princess anymore. I’m an exile." "Welcome to the club. We don't have jackets, but the whiskey is top shelf."

"I thought your name sounded familiar. Then again, there's only one person with the name Luna and that's the infamous and pathetic princess of Lunaris! Joke of the entire Starry Galaxy, Lunaris' great failure! Haha, to think the notorious shut-in princess decided to reveal herself and attend Starlight University!" The heavy pressure of his gold armor boot made it hard to breathe, but what made it worse was the heavy air of ridicule the other students aimed at her as Luna could hear their voices gossiping about her. "No way, she's princess Luna of Lunaris?!" "The loser princess of the galaxy?" "Ain't there a rumor, calling her Lunaris' Great Doom?" "She's worse than a commoner. What's the use

I needed just this. "You're enjoying yourself, aren't you?" Princess Naomi's voice preceded her as my eyes caught her standing, hands on her hips, with her eyes locked to me. "Why are you here?" I asked from the pool. "What does he see in you that he cannot see in me? There's nothing unique or amazing about you. You're just a leech who wobbled here to suck his life away, but I'm not about to just sit around and let that happen!"

“Of course I remember all wolves felt the loss.” “There you go then, loosing his Luna made the alpha king weak and look what happened to him. The strongest wolf to exist and the loss helped destroy him. Now the royal pack is run by an ex Beta who calls himself king with a bunch of good for nothing rogues taking titles of ranked members and no one knows what happened to the Princess, she’s been missing for 16 or something years if I remember rightly” I explained to my wolf. Hunter finally went quiet which was good as now I had a f**king headache. I was about to go for a run to the waterfall, the only place that ever made me feel peaceful when there was a knock at my office door.

The ferals had no such power unless they were turned a protector by a royal. From there, Siana reached her locker to get some of her books and there it was the first actual warning about them being there. Her eyes turned red as she the locker and she could smell blood from inside it. As she opened the door to her locker there was a box placed on top of all of her books. A small note was placed on the box and it was written in blood. “You can’t hide anymore, princess!” The words were followed by a smiley face. She took off the note and looked at it closely. That blood was fresh and it was clear that the note was placed not too long ago. The bottom of the note gave instructions to open the box

“Through school.” “She’s still a princess. That’s her title. You’ll call her Princess Mystica from now on.” “She’ll think it's weird. She already thinks I’m weird, Cole.” “You’re not in college anymore, Declan,” I say with more force than necessary. I cut myself off before adding that the university is gone. The social constructs that plague his shy brain don’t mean a Goddess damned thing anymore. He frowns. “So… what now?”