Every Queen Needs A King Novels & Stories

“Do you think that is what this throne needs?” Her tone changed, stronger. “Mate…The King fated mate..thats all you got right?….Hey…Love is not enough. This kingdom was built with power, with authority, with sacrifice. We need someone who can stand beside the King, not someone who hides behind him. Do you really think you fit this position?” Every word pressed harder inside me. I swallowed hard, but my voice failed me. The Queen Mother leaned back, her eyes never leaving mine. “Or,” she added slowly, “will you do us a favor by leaving quietly? Pleassse I hate dirty fight” she added slowly

I say sternly. “My love, it doesn’t really work that way. A Queen is rare and is to be subjected too.” Landon said as he scratched his head. “Mates of a Queen are consorts, not kings. There has never been a King to rule, because Queens nurture, Kings demand and are power hungry, so the need for a queen is viable.” Satu said with a small grin. “Well, my mates will never bow to me again. If you do, no sex for any of you.” I stated, hearing a bunch of groans. “I know it will be hard, but if we want this to work, I need you beside me, not behind me.”

There is no king there but queens, when a queen marries her husband does not become king, and if in the marriage union has children man and woman are the women who becomes king, even if she is the last to be born. - I couldn't imagine that there were several kingdoms with such different characteristics, and not even in my wildest dreams could I suspect that there was a kingdom ruled by women. Which of these kingdoms is the furthest away? - The Pearl kingdom, to enter, requires a lot of bureaucracy, especially if you are a nobleman. - I wonder why.

“Is not something that you should see as an owner-and-pet relationship. You have control over me when I’m not in control. Other times, you’re my beacon, pointing me in the right direction.” “I don’t think it’s customary for a King to give so much weight to…” “To the thoughts and views of his Queen? Well, that’s true but I don’t want to be like past Kings, Lucy. I thought you knew that.” “I do. B—” He took her hands and suggested with a smile, “So, why don’t we start a new custom, where the King and Queen lead together, as one? That’s how Alphas and Lunas do it, and the system seems to be working quite well. And that was also how you and your allies won in battles, wasn’t it? Train as one, fi

But the day I saw her, I made up my mind that no matter what, we had to get married. After all, a king needs a queen by his side. And I’ve finally found my queen. But before that I had to consummate our marriage, so she would be inseparable. She couldn’t leave me even if she wanted to. She would never be able to leave me. A queen dies with her king.

“You want to know what I don’t understand?” Indigo said as he peeled a grumpacker in the seat across from me. Turning my gaze from the window of the carriage I’d been staring out to watch the Far Shore landscape pass by, I lifted my brows in amusement as he kicked back lazily on his cushion and hiked his boots up onto the padded bench next to me. “What’s that?” I asked. “Why…” he wondered, “is a woman who marries a king labeled a queen, but a man who marries a queen a mere prince?”

Hank added. I nodded once more. “But if memory serves me correct from our lore, in order to be deemed king, he would need to have a queen and be marked.” I felt sick to my stomach knowing he had my mate. And if my gut was correct that was WHY he had her. He was going to try to make her, his queen. —

Before I could speak, another council member added, “But there is one matter that must be addressed. No Alpha King rules alone. A partner must stand beside you—a Prince Consort.” I froze. The words struck me harder than the first. A consort. A male partner. Someone to stand with me as I ruled in Cassius’ name. My throat tightened. “My father is still alive,” I said quickly. “How can I take another man beside me when he still breathes besides I’m just acting and not a real king?” They exchanged glances, murmurs filling the chamber. Finally, the councilor spoke again. “It is tradition. An Alpha King cannot rule without a mate at his side. In your case, a man. Until His Majesty returns, you mus

Ever since they found out about the crime I committed, they’ve been on my case, hurling insults at me every day. “My king.” “Enough, Han, stop trying to rub salt in my wound.” “We’re saying this for the benefit of our people. A king needs his queen beside him,” another elder said. “Most especially his heir. Since you lost your mate to another king.” He coughed. “We can’t say when the goddess will give you a second chance, mate. I think you should step down until you have another mate, a second chance, mate.” I looked at the mess in front of me.

"Oscar!" He pulled me upright, laughing. "Just making sure you're properly warmed up for your grand entrance." As he set me back on my feet, I looked around at my four Kings—each so different, each so essential to who I'd become. My heart swelled with love for them. "I wouldn't want to do this with anyone else," I said softly. "Any of it. Being queen, ruling this kingdom, starting new traditions... it only works because of the five of us together."