From Exile To Queen Of Everything Novels & Stories

"I want her brought back to the palace. Officially. She's been exiled long enough, and she's proved herself. She saved both of us. She deserves a place here." The Queen hesitated, then nodded slowly. "If that's what you want." "It is." "Very well," the Queen said. "I'll send word immediately." She paused. "Anything else?" "I want to do things differently," I said. "I want to help the villages that were abandoned. I want to fix the systems that let people like Mora and Vanessa fall through the cracks. I want to make sure no one else has to go through what I went through." The Queen's lips curved into a faint smile. "That's a tall order."

Exile! Blair: (shouts) NO! Don't do this, he doesn't deserve this, he did by mistakenly Queen Victoria: Prince Austin is hereby banished from Azrael, And if he ever returns, he will be ki! led on sight (To Austin) Go away and never return! Said my smirking Austin: (nods) Yes Your Highness (he goes in to pack his belongings), he was shocked at what he had done, I never thought to kill my father, The next want throne but I m a killer now. Dad, I miss you....

Eliot looked at the girl who was trembling and crying in silence, Ximena expected something bad to happen when her brother had indicated that what would happen, but that was more than bad, the girl was weak and felt herself faint more and more, she just wanted it to end at once "Ximena of Flouros, you are accused of delivering the queen Luna of Drogus to the enemy, therefore the punishment decided for you is exile in the forests of Ivernor" The forests of Ivernor? No, That could not be true, that place was the forest of witches, every vampire who entered that place never left, because they took them as pure energy and consumed them until the end, that was more than punishment or torture It w

“If you feel safe, that’s what matters. But I’m pretty sure Sebastian won’t let you out of his sight. He is the CEO of the Reed family empire, after all.” Evelyn rolled her eyes. She clearly didn’t want to hear that name. “Let’s not talk about him. I’d rather hear your thoughts about my office. Any suggestions?” “The place looks amazing,” Delilah said, glancing around. “I love the lounge area, the couches are great, but… it’s missing something.” “What’s missing?” Delilah grinned, teasing. “Out of sight, but close to heart.” Evelyn blinked, confused, until Delilah crossed her arms and said brightly, “I quit my job.”

Everything I will give her. I close my eyes. I let the dark hold me. I think about the mansion one last time. The empty rooms. The silent halls. The bed where I lay alone. The door I walked through and never looked back. I am not that woman anymore. I am not waiting. I am not hoping. I am building. I open my eyes. The crib is there. The walls are waiting. The future is mine. I am Dr. Victoria Preston. I am a surgeon. I am a mother.

Carter's brows furrowed, and he quickly denied it. “No way! Look at Vera—does she look anything like some rich heiress? She reeks of poverty.” He scoffed, his voice dripping with disdain. “I’ve heard some rich old women have pretty twisted hobbies. Maybe Xena just has a thing for younger company—” Before his disgusting words could land, I flicked my eyes toward the guards. Without hesitation, they moved. Carter’s voice barely had time to break into a protest before one guard seized him by the collar and lifted him off his feet like a ragdoll.

I was born in the wrong world. I've believed that ever since I learned the most foolish, most dangerous thing to exist—love. This world, divided into four kingdoms, is ruled by a wizard, a vampire, and a werewolf. Bound by an unyielding law passed down through generations, it dictates that abominations must never exist. That werewolves must never love vampires. And perhaps, that is this world’s greatest flaw. It cares too much about who you love but never about why. As if the why doesn’t hold the weight of entire destinies.

“I made the mistake of believing in something that wasn't real.” He did not look back. He did not stop. The chapter ends with me, the Queen of Nothing, watching the King of Ashes disappear, his back as cold and final as the tomb he was rebuilding around his heart, a tomb I had just helped him build.

It doesn’t look like it when the door is closed because it’s incredibly transparent; but when it is being opened, you can clearly see that it’s a door or some sort of shield. Selena exits the hole and Jack closes it again. When they both leave, I am left alone in this squared room that is dug within the earth. The silence is causing my mind to overthink, and it feels like I’m going crazy. Soon, I hear a tap coming from above. I look in the direction and I see Jack. He does not say anything, but only stares at me. “I know you want to escape and go to be with your people. But you have nothing to fear, your people are safe and the General wants nothing to do with them.” I hear Jack’s voice with

Sitting on a throne of tyranny, molded by the woman who had tried to use his own mother as a key to godhood. The irony was a physical sickness. We had sacrificed everything—our lives, our love, our very souls—to create a better future for Elisse. And in our absence, Renejay had slithered out of the shadows and poisoned it all over again. “Where is she?” I demanded, a spark of the old defiance igniting in my chest. “Where is Elisse?” Renejay’s smile was a knife. “The former queen? She saw the… error of her ways. She resides in the oubliette. Where her father once languished. A fitting family tradition, don’t you think?”