Hare Guilty Crown Novels & Stories

“The only confirmed casualty at this point is Katherine’s unborn child and the next heir to the throne. The other three are alive, but they have been unconscious since the event.” Sobs and muffled sniffles linger around my father’s words. He takes another deep breath. “However, the royals have always had a backup plan. While I was unconscious, my wife, your queen, passed the crown over to our last living child. Our daughter, Princess Deloris, who has been hidden since her birth.” The sobs and sniffles morph back into gasps as the group stares at the monitor. As I scan the crowd again, I wonder how long it is going to take for those close to the stage to notice my gold and diamond royal p

" Rami asked, scanning the bustling market. Elen's eyes landed on a shop that caught her attention, and she made her way there, flanked by her five knights waiting outside. Inside the shop, Elen found a pair of stunning silver watches adorned with diamonds. She thought about getting them for her brothers. As she pondered her decision, a shopkeeper approached her with a wide smile, describing the exclusivity of the design. He then presented a pair of red diamond cufflinks, reminding her of the grand duke's eyes. "Will he like it? Anyway, whether he likes it or not, it's not my problem anymore," Elen whispered to herself as she made the purchase.

It was the part that, at 6:10 on the morning of the bank day, sat me up in the dark of my apartment above the compound's east wing with the certainty that something in the numbers was wrong. I'd spent four days pulling the thread of the shooter's pin. Everyone in the organization knew the story by now, even if nobody said it out loud in Malik's hearing: that the man who'd tried to put a bullet in Zariah Brooks on the drive under the Crown Room had worn a St. James crown on his collar, which meant the leak wasn't outside the walls. It was inside them. It was one of forty crowned men who'd been vetted and blooded and trusted. And Malik had told me to find him quietly, because a leak that knows

The crown warmed in my hands, and the hidden power beneath the red stones seemed to listen. Then I reached the final line. Never wear it until you know whose blood it truly demands. The lower house went cold. Otsana gasped. Tala covered her mouth. Conri’s hand went to his sword. Bardolph whispered my name like a warning and a prayer. I stared at the crown, then at the red stones now glowing brighter against my bleeding palm. The crown wanted blood. Maybe mine. Maybe Ashina’s child. Maybe the lost person Gonzalo died before naming.

Dazzling gemstones such as deep red rubies, rich emeralds, and sparkling sapphires decorated its circumference and added a regal shimmer. I was… I was jealous. It was a lot finer than mine. My mum, having seen the Crown before now— since she had been the one who commissioned the Crown’s ceremonial creation and crafting, she looked unfazed by the Crown’s beauty and she continued with the proceedings. She took hold of the Crown and handed its bedding platform to someone on the side, and then she shifted closer to Cayden. The Hall went grave quiet again. But Hearts were still racing… “Alpha Cayden Hunter of GreyHill Pack.” My mum’s voice was loud and distinct. There was a lining of pride in her

The man scrambled to open the box, placing it on the table. In it was a crown. The crown was made entirely of gold and encrusted with various gems. One of the gems was a fiery red color, emitting an exquisite scarlet glow. Wilbur scanned the crown with his spirit energy, and it lit up at once. He picked the crown up, taking a closer look at it. The man blinked nervously, clearly caught off guard by how carelessly Wilbur was handling the crown. A while later, Wilbur looked up. "I'll take it. I'll help you with whatever you want after I'm done."

Regardless, after waiting a short while, Gerald and the other two finally got their chance to reveal their auction item to the appraiser. Upon revealing the jade charm to him, the trio watched as the appraiser’s eyes momentarily widened in shock. After carefully observing it for a while, the appraiser then said, “…Come with me! All three of you!” Hearing that, the trio then followed him deeper into the Aurum Auction House… Once inside, they were soon greeted by the sight of an old man who had a golden crown on his head.

She brought out a piece of paper and handed it to me. “This is what the boys had been wearing when they were caught. Does that look familiar to you, My Queen?” I can't believe this. “The red crown.” “Exactly. And this is the picture of what Damien has been wearing upon his arrest. The only similarities is that they're both black clothes. Damien's clothes don't have the symbol on them which means that he couldn't possibly have given it to them and they couldn't possibly have been guards in the palace.” That was a very valid point.

The crown prince just ignored her, Evan took a glance at the prince who seemed so irritated. "I'm sorry!" Katara yelled and waved her hand. "Are you alright, your highness?" Evans asks, what happened, why is he so grumpy when he's so excited to see the young lady earlier. "How could she casually brag about kissing many times?" Evans heard the crown prince whisper, he never saw the crown prince being this pissed off before. He prevents himself from laughing, the crown prince is one of the cruelest person he even knows but when it comes to Lady Heldigard he's so soft and nice. He witnessed how he could kill someone without any mercy so he never imagined being this good.

How could you upset Grandma? The guests gossiped among themselves. "My goodness. I can't believe she tried to pass herself off as the Weatherby heiress." "Look at her shabby appearance. Who does she think she is to cause trouble at the wedding? Is she crazy?" "Maybe she's deluded herself into thinking that she's the true heiress." Luca reached out to grab my necklace impatiently. "This is a keepsake from Grammie. Sally's getting married today. She should have it."