Deliver Us From Prince Of Egypt Novels & Stories

"She has hit her limit of tears today, and apparently, I'm not strong enough to knock myself out." "You can't give up, Princess Aidy," Delilah said, trying to soothe her. "I almost did, and I found my daughter. Granted, it wasn't ideal, but at least she's alive. I feel confident about our odds now." "I'm sorry, Miss Delilah," Princess Aidy whimpered. "It's just been too long, and no one has found us. What if we are-" Princess Aidy stopped talking and looked at Lacey. "Who are you?"

Alpha Liam removed the letter from the carrier it was in and read it out. The message went thus: "Dear Alpha Liam, If you are reading this message it means I'm dead. As I thought I would be able to deliver this to you myself. The Lumen pack is tougher than you can ever imagine. And they have the support of an unseen werewolf goddess stronger than our imagination. The only way you can win them is to get the Prince. He has the Moonstone inside of him. If you can lay your hands on him then you will be able to get the whole werewolf kingdom to bow at your feet.

A warning that his Lycan is not happy with what the Elder had said. “What will happen now?” Ronin asks, taking the focus off of Tobias so he can calm down. He slides his mate to the side. Sitting him down on the next cushion as he stands to face the group of Elders. Dell quickly grabs his mate’s hand. Calming him down knowing that his bear is close to the surface. “We are here to inform you that, come tomorrow morning we all will be leaving. We will go to our lands to hold court over Prince Elijah.”

"Please don't -" The Princess is cut off as her mighty sister begins reading the ridiculous contents of her letter to the crowd, including the part where she swears her allegiance to King Elon and promises to deliver my precious blood to him in hope that it will grant him the powers of Elowen's crown and he shall in return end Queen Rowena's reign over this kingdom and those loyal to her as well.

Jason couldn't keep up appearances anymore as he shouted, "She's already dead! What else do you want?!" I took a step back and shouted, "I want her to pay the price she deserves!"

Aritzea’s POV This was a mistake and I should have known. A terrible, idiotic mistake. I could feel it the second the elders opened their mouths. “Well arrange for you to move closer to Prince Lucian,” one of them said. “To ensure smooth cooperation, that is.” I tilted my head. Closer? What did they mean by closer? As in, the same district? A house nearby? A room in the same building? “And by closer,” another elder continued, oblivious to the rising tension, “we mean she’ll stay at his residence.”

I'll see you soon. Xoxo Brielle. Orion's ears have turn pink. Hendrix is choking on air. Paxton is choking on his own spit. I am however in the floor from falling out my chair. She said what?! Aphrodite's quiet voice begins to read the last letter. Aphrodite, Thanos, and the children.

“Get that shit away from me.” He laughed. “Come on, princess. Just try it.” I turned, glancing toward the foyer. Creed wasn’t there yet. I didn’t want to think anymore. I didn’t want to deal with my own anger, disappointment, exhaustion. So I said, “I’ll have one.” And one became two. Two became three. Three became four. Four became five. Six. And then—I couldn't remember anything else. I groaned, dragging a hand down my face,my head aching badly

I leaned back against the edge of the bed, running both hands through my hair. "You have five minutes," I finally said. His brow creased. "To what?" "To tell me what the devil we are going to do next." I knew I was becoming more demanding than I usually was, but after everything I’d been through, I was tired of the “good boy” act I usually put up. Elias picked up his phone. "Cathan," he said when the connection was made. "It's out. They finally managed to get it out." I couldn't quite make out what Cathan was saying, but Elias's response gave me chills.