Forgotten Princess Novels & Stories

Down the hall, I heard heavy footsteps scrambling in panic, servants screaming, and guards shouting orders as the floor beneath them rolled like the surface of an angry ocean. I stood up slowly from the floor, my breath catching in my throat as a profound, terrifying realization washed over me. Dear Goddess. I had spent all this time relying on my body, playing delicate mind games, and using the power between my legs to manipulate Edward and survive Maria's cruelty. But I had completely forgotten who I was. I was not just a clever girl using her body to win a crown. I was Princess Philomena, born of royal wolf blood, holding an ancient, dormant power that could shatter the very stone of this

No one knew why her title as Princess was taken down but no one mentioned it. Ophelia beat Lenora to the point that she couldn’t get up from the bed for a week. But no one came, even the number of maids under her was reduced. Lenora was known as the fallen Princess of the Vampire Kingdom. Her days weren’t good in the palace, she was plotted against many times by others, but she said nothing after her title was taken away. Despite Queen Eudora being angry with her, she always stood by the truth and righteousness side. So, her name was cleared. But that doesn’t mean she never suffered. Even the suitors she had, had gone away, she was called the leftover princess.

Among these forgotten worlds is Gorgor, a planet whose indomitable spirit yearns for resurrection and revenge against those who condemned it to oblivion. _My Alien Prince Charming_ is a captivating tale of love, courage, and the unbreakable bonds of friendship that transcends the boundaries of time and space. Through the eyes of Lilith, a young girl whose imagination breathes life into the lost world of Gorgor and its heroic prince, Andreas, this narrative explores the transformative power of belief and the resilience of the human spirit.

A bath would do her the world of good. I just wish she had allowed me to help her. But, I understood her reluctance. She did not trust me that way again yet. I knew this was going to take time. The doctors had even gone as far as saying that she may never recognize me again, but I know that she will. I was not about to accept that my fated mate would never recognize me again. This was my girl. My mate. The one the moon goddess had chosen for me from all others. She was special. She had been chosen for me for a reason. So I would not give up on her. I know that she will know who I am again. She has to…

“I have never heard the like.” “They are in it together,” her sister stated, with a positively wicked grin. “Release me and you can take this one in my place.” “What’s in it for us?” “I will watch them. And when we reach land, you will be rewarded.” “How?” the oarsman asked. “Do you know who I am? No? The Princess Royal, rightful heir to the late King Gregory of Vercia. Take me back to the palace and I will give each of you your body weight in gold coins.”

"I woke up alone in the mud of a trading post. I didn't know your name. I didn't know my own name. I spent my childhood wondering why nobody wanted me, because the regents had wiped my memory. I didn't even know I had a sister until yesterday." The younger princess froze, the tip of her glowing blade dipping an inch. Confusion flickered across her cold blue eyes, followed by a sudden, jarring uncertainty. Seraphina wasn't defending her honor, she wasn't drawing a weapon, and she wasn't denying the tragedy. She was simply standing there, entirely exposed, telling the plain, heartbreaking truth. ### The Sky Falls Again Before Selena could process the shift, Aiden suddenly walked right past Kil

She heard his footsteps. He was leaving her here, with these things. She once again tried to wiggle, but it was no use. She looked in the opposite direction and saw the journals. They had them both now, her mothers and Baptistes. She dreaded what was to come. “Ah, very clever.” She heard one of the evil monks say, as he read both journals simultaneously at an alarming rate. “Vander, what did you find?”Another one asked. “The General’s source was correct. The stone is hidden inside of her. The Queen performed a forbidden ritual on the Princess. It says here: nisi quod verum est de actum donandi erit reserare gemma perfer euntis in medio sui.”

“What did she say? Did you bring her?” “She begged us to not let her touch Dotoria’s grounds, that the queen would kill her… She seemed unaware of the current events but she told us what we sought. Almost eighteen years ago, the queen gave birth to twins; one with red eyes and the other one a normal child. To her surprise, the one with red eyes was unusual, we didn’t know what happened exactly since the woman didn’t remember, even when we gave her memory boost potions, she refused to tell us anything. However, she told us about the ruins inside the forbidden forest; it was where the young princess disappeared after the queen threw her.” “Her own mother abandoned her. I remember that place… I

"A placeholder should know when to vanish. If she had any dignity left, she’d sign those papers and walk out the front gate today instead of dragging out the countdown." The girls' voices faded as they moved toward the front courtyard, leaving behind a heavy, mocking silence. Evelyn closed her eyes, letting out a slow, controlled breath. The words didn't wound her the way they might have a year ago. She didn't care about the pack ledgers, and she certainly didn't care about her name being erased from Silvercrest history. In fact, the total erasure of her presence suited her escape plan perfectly. The more thoroughly they forgot her, the less likely they were to ever look for her or the child

Sera slowly turned the page. The next words had been hidden for centuries. Someone made sure he could never return. The room went still. Because the truth they had finally uncovered… Had opened a new mystery. The Forgotten King had sacrificed his name. But someone had taken more than that. Someone had taken his future. “A name can be buried beneath stone, but a truth buried beneath lies will always find a way back.” The first statue was not built in the capital. That was Elara’s decision. Many expected the Forgotten King to finally stand beside Queen Lysandra in the heart of the palace, where generations of rulers had been honored.