Harry Potter Fanfiction Royal Inheritance Complete Novels & Stories

“You built the gallows with your own hands, Mother, and put me on them.” She flinched, not much, but enough for me to see it. “I gave you heirs,” she said firmly, though her voice tightened at the edges. “Heirs that would secure your crown.” “They are not heirs,” I snapped, fury lashing through me. “You would know that if you cared enough to read the laws you claimed to uphold. Children born outside wedlock could not inherit the throne. Even if I had married Rachel today, James and Eleanor would never be considered royal. Do you realise what you’ve done? You forced life upon them for your game, and now they will grow with the stain of bastardy on their shoulders.”

she added as she walked away. Eventually, Karina followed Harriet, so I also hurried to my room. After entering the bedroom, I quickly took a bath, changed into cozy pajamas, blow-dried my hair, plopped down on my plush bed, and pondered. I couldn't help but sigh as thoughts flooded my mind. Recognizing the weight of responsibility that awaits me once I reach eighteen gives me a headache. As my father's only daughter, I shall be his sole heir to the throne, responsible for every deed while remaining pristine in the eyes of many.

“That would mean you’re ignoring your marriage to the Duke of Naphtonile, which not only makes your family unworthy of being considered pure blood, but also removes you and your descendants from the line of succession.” “Just arrived, and I’m already lecturing royal history and order,” I muttered, distracted by the sweet aroma wafting from the table. ..Is it the bacon? “My marriage doesn’t change the fact that I’m still a hybrid, your father’s sister, your aunt, and a member of the royal family,” she replied grudgingly, sipping her blood tea. Or is it the scent of blood tea that's intoxicating me? Landon scoffed, and that clearly irked her but to my surprise, she held her tongue.

I take a step forward, “is a highly corrosive solution. A single drop of this will leave permanent scars.” Harper and Lily take a giant step backward. I lower my hand but still keep the vial out. “Don’t forget,” Lily snarls, “that I’m the Alpha King’s fiancée. Dealing with a half-breed like you would be child’s play.” “You and Harper truly are two of a kind,” I snicker, “you’re both thieves who rely on men to steal what doesn’t belong to you. Should I remind everyone that one of you was an adultress and the other is an illegitimate child? Hm? You stole my mother’s inheritance and squandered it for your own gain.”

He inhales my scent, his eyes briefly closing, my muscles taut yet quivering. It takes a minute to process what he just said. Why would they care about me? "Wait! Did you say I was Royal? Does that have something to do with my parents' deaths?" I'd gotten so bogged down in my anger about my mate being a womanizing douchebag that that little nugget completely slipped by me. "You're the King's lost heir, Alyssa. Your mom was his daughter." I'm dumbfounded for a few moments before offering my well-thought-out, eloquent response, "Bullshit."

Because of their powerful visions they helped the royal family to conquer and form the kingdom of Qarth which stood still until this day. “So, what is going to happen to me now?” “Since you are familiar to me more, I have been assigned to you. First you need to change and then rest. From tomorrow you will start your lessons and in two weeks you will be getting married to Prince Neal.” “What lessons?” “Etiquette, you need to know how to be a princess, it’s no longer a joke.” “I know it’s not a joke, I just don’t understand why he did it.” “Did you know him before?”

“It has already been decided, so get ready” “Yes father… I plead to take my leave your Majesty” “Your can go” King Alaric permitted. I walked out of the room and went to the garden. The thoughts about the wedding flooded my mind, I didn't have a say since it is tradition. Every heir must marry a girl that has been arranged by the council. The girl must have gone through some sort of test before meeting me as her fiance. My mind was troubled, this isn't the life I want for me. I was fortunate enough to be born into the royal home but unfortunate because I have to choose the kingdom first before any other thing.

"All of these children will inherit empires, Hanna. I can't… I don't want any more children. If things had been different with their birth, maybe I'd consider it. But your child will be my heir. "She'll inherit the North, as the White Queen, when her time comes. She'll be the daughter of the King of the East, Hanna. She'll be a princess. She'll be the grandchild of Queen Rosalie, and King Ethan, unless my Dad is serious about retiring so soon.... "She'll be loved, and wanted. Who knows what her future will hold. But just know that we will love her, and love you, Hanna." Hanna looked up at me, tears glimmering in her eyes.

"I thought I wasn't allowed to see the vision of the Prince getting out of this world?" Our eyes meet, and right there I know that the wizard was hiding something from my brother. My heart throb painfully inside my chest, so my brother and the Queen is going to have a little Prince, the perfect heir to his throne. A strong baby boy who will inherit the blood of the Langston Clan. "The Queen wanted it as a surprise that is why she doesn't want to show me. Isn't that right Maleficus?"

The Kingdom and Woodcrest lay thousands of miles apart, a distance far too great for even the swiftest wolves to bridge without reason. Princess Jass offered a slight, rueful smile, laced with memory and sadness. “Yes, I fulfilled the role, but we were never fated,” she clarified. “Harry carried a quiet burden, the unique genetic deviation that nature sometimes imposes, the aversion to the essential female counterpart. Only a small, trusted circle knew his truth.”