Novel & Cerita Contracted To The Uncrowned King

“You think I accepted this deal of yours because I wanted Alpha Dante territory. Not to be rude but I could always have it without your help” I did not realize when I came to a halt, my mouth was wide open as I stared at him. He was right. King Caspian was a very powerful man. He had conquered packs stronger than the blood moon. If he wanted to have it, he could without my help. I didn't think about it back then because I was so bitter and consumed with anger that I needed a way out. But now that he had stated the obvious, I could think about why he had agreed to this deal and even went as far as signing with his blood when I had little or nothing to offer.

Beta's eyes flickered with curiosity before he bowed slightly. Jayden led me to his office, a massive room with bookshelves that reached the ceiling and a desk that looked like it could crush a grown man. He pulled out a contract, sliding it towards me with an almost lady smirk. “Read it.” He said. I did. My eyes scanned the document, my heart pounding faster with every word. It was straightforward — Three children. No emotional ties. No obligations beyond what was necessary. In return, he would provide me with protection, power, and whatever revenge I desired.

"That Croyso!" Seeing that the King was in good spirits, his attendant, Tom, asked, "Your Majesty, what do you mean by that?" Tom had served the King since childhood, and their decades-long relationship, though one of master and servant, was marked by trust deeper than that shared with anyone else. The King smiled faintly, not hiding his thoughts, and said, "Edric Croyso has had a streak of bad luck. Three opportunities to be promoted to a higher rank in the nobility have all been ruined by Declan, or else he would have been a duke by now. I brought him back from the border, intending to have him oversee the affairs of The Court of Justice in the future. Yet just as I was about to give him

"We could even have a picnic on the rooftop. Imagine what a sight that would be." He paused, when he saw her surprise, and asked: "You thought we would never return, did you?" "I at least have my doubts. The situation with your uncle doesn't look rosy right now. Even if he survived, he can't just return to the palace until those traitors are dealt with. Additionally, I heard the Queen has proclaimed that the King is dead and is preparing for the coronation of the Crown Prince. So, the King needs to return before the coronation, or it will be too late. I just can't see how he can be healthy again until then."

Instead, he smiled. "No." I pulled away. His smile disappeared. "What's wrong?" He looked at me with something close to fear. "The Crown has done something it was never supposed to do." Lucien stepped toward him. "What?" My grandfather stared at our joined hands. "You completed the bond." "What bond?" He looked at me. "The marriage bond." My heart stopped. "What?" He took a slow breath. "The Crown doesn't recognize contracts." He looked at Lucien. "It recognizes choice." Then he looked back at me.

“Get the two of them. Lock them up now. I’ll deal with them after the fucking coronation” “Not so fast” a voice called from behind and Lucious stood in front of me. “You aren’t allowed to touch her” “I had no idea a rogue was capable of giving me any orders” “I’m not regarded as a rogue anymore. The king lifted the ban” “I am king and I don’t give a fuck what Leonidas had to say about you. You’ll remain as fucking rogues until I decide otherwise” “You can’t make that call. Not when you weren’t named as his successor” Lucious argued and Finn growled.

Something akin to pitiful hope lit up in Alexander's eyes the moment he saw me. "Ivy." He stepped forward, then seemed to remember himself and stopped short. "That blood-bound contract last night… You did that on purpose, didn't you?" "I did," I replied without hesitation. Alexander's throat worked hard as he swallowed. "Take it back," he said. "The trial, the testimonies, and the royal inquiry—I'll accept all of it. You can strip me of my Alpha title, too. But not the mate bond." I almost laughed. "Why not?"

There was the faintest flicker of something in his eyes—amusement, perhaps—but it vanished as quickly as it appeared. The king cleared his throat, drawing their attention back to him. “The details of the arrangement will be discussed among our councilors,” he said. “For now, I suggest the two of you take some time to… acquaint yourselves.” Emilia’s stomach twisted at the suggestion, but she rose gracefully, as was expected of her. Kael stood as well, offering his arm with the precision of a man performing an obligation. She hesitated for a fraction of a second before placing her hand lightly on his arm. His sleeve was coarse under her touch, the fabric of his travel coat betraying its practi

Rowan asked. She shook her head. “They moved too well. Too organized.” Kael exchanged a glance with Elara. An army. “Who leads them?” he asked. The envoy hesitated. “None that we saw… but they carried a black standard marked with a broken crown.” Elara felt Mira’s warmth suddenly too fragile in her arms. Kael’s voice dropped. “That symbol died a century ago.” Rowan looked between them. “You know it?” Kael nodded once. “The Crownless King. A warlord who believed bloodlines should rule absolutely. He hunted gifted children.”

This is uncle's som - Fedinand Villadona The currebr crown peince of this land, I loked around again to see if uncle areuved here but unfortunately, he didn't. He must have been so busy for the bational affairs that's why it's just his son who came to welcome us. Calix and I went to leave the ship immediately after the knughts left and I plastered a good smile on me of course