Evil Queen Poison Apple Novels & Stories

the dealer interjected from the side, his voice shaking. “See?” Alejandro sneered. Suddenly, the air pressure in the room seemed to shift. Ethan lunged forward, grabbing Alejandro’s wrist with lightning speed. Alejandro gasped, his body locking up in shock as Ethan twisted his arm back. With a brutal yank, Ethan reached into Alejandro’s sleeve and pulled something out. He held it up for the room to see: a card. The crowd erupted into a frenzy of whispers. The dealer rushed over, inspecting the card with wide eyes. Ethan’s lips finally curved into a smile—a genuine, dark, and predatory expression of delight.

'The Evil Witch and the Trapped Princess?' Upon looking at the cover of the book, the shadow figures of the people mentioned in the title were present depicting a witch who was holding an apple and giving it to the princess who was sitting on the ground as she also held open the palm of his hands for receiving the apple. On the side of the cover can be seen the title alone as the cover explained what it was

"It's you! You poisoned the food!" The girl panicked. "You're slandering me! What proof do you have?" Yaslyn sniffed around her and continued, "The person who hired you to poison told you this poisonous herb would be fragrant, but he didn't tell you that when it's mixed with perfume, it creates a peculiar scent, and it can't be washed off." The girl turned pale instantly. "Coincidentally, the peach perfume you used can intensify that peculiar mixed scent the most, so… You still won't admit it?"

It turned out that Briley had planted two poisonous plants in the small garden of Anna's mother. One was called Ghost Nightshade , whose fruit resembled small tomatoes, and the other was a plant commonly known as Drunken Heart Flower, which was highly toxic—its scent alone could cause hallucinations. Years ago, Briley had visited her pregnant sister, Tiffany, and intentionally picked some Ghost Nightshade fruits, mixing them into a bowl of small tomatoes to trick her sister into eating them. Just two of those fruits were enough to kill a child, as their toxicity was immense.

“And the thing is, when she uses her powers, she looks real scary. Her hair is electrified and her eyes glow a wicked red. But today… today she was pissed. She burned them to the ground. To ashes.” “Shit.” She could do that? I gulped quietly as it dawned on me how powerful Eve was. And she hated my pack. She would hate us more if she found out all the secrets, though. The dirty secrets that were rooted so deep, they ruined and destroyed the pack from within. Secrets that would wreck the walls of every single pack that existed. “Yeah… wait. Did you say Photia pack?” “Uh… yeah.” I reluctantly replied. I oped he wouldn’t realize everything and stop talking to me. “Why?”

She removed her shades, revealing her injured face. “Who ruined your face, stepmother?” Denis asked mockingly. “I need the poison you’re working on.” “We can’t release even a drop,” Denis replied coolly. “If Silence finds out, it’s over.” “Then give me something else. I have a pest to get rid of.” He shrugged, leading her to another lab and handing her a vial of bright green liquid — Viper’s Breath. A single sip could rot a person’s insides in hours, leaving them convulsing until their lungs collapsed.

“Could the order of apricots actually been this strychnine fruit instead and it didn’t go missing but actually removed to avoid suspicion? I am pretty sure Chef would have noticed fairly quickly that they were the wrong fruit.” “That could be a possibility.” Said Hunter, “No one saw the box of fruit, so anything is possible.” “Still doesn’t make any sense. How could something werewolves have never dealt with before poison the King and Queen?” “Oh Alpha, you keep hitting the mark!” said Benji. “It’s a human poison… It wouldn’t be in any of the magical medical data bases.” She again hits a few keys on her laptop bringing up a database I was not familiar with. “You only need a little bit for it

He knew it, Ian knew I didn’t get rid of it, but how? I kept it a secret, no body else knew apart from Agatha and I. He stepped closer, lowering his voice, as he slowly whispered. “Get rid of it, Eve. While you still have the chance.” The way he said it didn’t sound like an advice, not even a plea. It was an order. A warning. I decided to act ignorant. “What are you talking about?”

He seemed a little afraid, and his eyes clearly showed that he was trusting me with his life. "Do not worry, Phil. I understand every details. I just have a question, if I take this poison too, I won't be harmed unless I took another harmful substance?" I left the lab after seeing him nod to my question and rushed back to our bedchamber. Luckily, I found the chamber empty with the door slightly opened. It seemed like Alpha Kai had just left the room in a hurry. There is a plate on the table containing sliced apples. "The poison is white, the elixir is black," I whispered to myself as I uncorked the vials. I took some of the white on my hand and rubbed it on the apple. I wished it wouldn't af

“Right… I thought that Snow White died?” Vince (Henry) spoke as he and Rai (Cinderella) rode on his horse as they were on their way back to his kingdom. “But… how come she… is alive?” he asked. This has puzzled him. “Oh, that…” Rai (Cinderella) muttered. “I actually know where the poisoned apple is as I marked it with a knife… an old habit of mine…” he helplessly smiled. “The poisoned apple was not in the juice, but on the pie that I baked and had the maidservants serve the evil queen along with the juice.” He explained. “The juice of the poisoned apple was so diluted that the poison took effect very slowly.” He finished.