Heir Apparent Book Novels & Stories

said the queen . " Yes ! Apparently , her being an orphan has been made public among the supernatural clans . In the human world , the news of her brother succeeding the position of heir became wildly known . The Willow declared that it was her who handed over the title of heir to her brother Justin . Kiara had won the first part of the heir token which automatically made her the most prominent candidate for the heir position but with the recent actions , as you already know Your Majesty.....she........... " said Klementina and the queen spoke .

“What’s the condition?” The lawyer stared into the screen in front of him. He typed on the keyboard swiftly, shifting his gaze back to Cassian, he read out. “The condition says that an heir must be produced before the position becomes yours.” He hesitated, gaze intensely on Cassian now. “A living heir that carries your blood.” “The baby is mine,” Cassian confirmed confidently. “I confirmed that before letting her keep it.” “But yet to be born.” The older man retorted. “We need a living assurance.” His eyes softened. “That child is your ticket to becoming the chairman of the Vale Empire, and until he/she is born, you have no right to the position.”

I let my housekeeper’s son, Blake Livingston, stay at my house. Instead, he went to school and stole my identity, pretending to be me. One afternoon, our housekeeper, Fanny Livingston, brought food to school. When I reached for one of the containers, Blake said sarcastically, "Finn, this is the food my family’s housekeeper made for me. I may treat you like a brother, but that doesn’t mean you can just help yourself." Listening to our classmates whisper about me, I knew that in my previous life, I would have simply walked away. I wouldn’t even have bothered explaining myself. Unfortunately for him, I’d been reborn. Right in front of everyone, I dumped his lunch over his head. "You stay i

“What?” My father growled. “Micah, I am talking about naming my heir Alpha Apparent. Seeing as you and the rest of your siblings are alphas, any one of you could be chosen, but you must prove to me you are up to the task.” Silence settled over the table, tension thick in the air. My brother Nikolas straightened in his seat, eyes gleaming with barely concealed ambition. My sister Vera smirked, stirring her wine like this was some game she had already planned ten moves for.

By His Majesty's original inclination, the son of his first wife—the Second Prince—should have been the one named heir. While we were talking in her chambers, I brought it up as if in passing. "Mother happened to mention something amusing recently. Apparently, there was a strange old book tucked into the blankets I was wrapped in when I was brought to Griffith Manor as a baby. "That book's sat untouched in my room all these years. I only thought to look through it recently, out of curiosity. "And wouldn't you know it—it lines up almost exactly with everything Consort Ivy has been predicting." I said it with a smile and slid across the "ancient prophecy book" I'd stayed up several nights forg

She slid them out and began to read. The top page was a will. The original Rhodes family will, dated eighteen years ago, drawn up by a solicitor firm whose name she didn't recognise, not Crane's firm, someone else entirely, someone her mother had found carefully and deliberately. Signed. Witnessed by two names she didn't know. Legally formatted in language she had to read slowly to fully follow. She followed it. Elias Rhodes was named as primary heir to the Rhodes estate and all associated assets upon his father's death. That part she'd expected. But the clauses below it were what made her breathing slow down and become deliberate.

Prominently highlighted was Article VII, Clause Delta. The figure continued, "However the Council is not without… leniency. A path to redemption exists. You have one week, Alexander Sterling, to fix this breach. You will present yourself before the Council.. You will bring the true heir. The one who can uphold the covenant. The child of the Sterling bloodline. Ready to serve." The woman with the gavel brought it down with a thud. Alexander stared at the screen horrified. The true heir. They didn’t just want his company; they wanted Leo. His son, who was currently undergoing tests for a heart condition was now a pawn in a generations-old game.

“Front page of three entertainment sites. Two business blogs. And one political rag that should absolutely know better.” Zara sent the link. Alicia didn’t open it right away. She already knew what it would be. When she did, the photo stared back at her. Alex’s hand at her waist. Her head tilted toward him. The dance floor lights blurred just enough to make it intimate and undeniable. HEIR TO THE GEORGE EMPIRE REKINDLES ROMANCE WITH FORMER FLAME — SOURCES CONFIRM A CHILD IS INVOLVED Her stomach dropped. “They’re speculating,” Zara continued. “Nothing confirmed. But they’re circling.”

Celine asked "Well for one I have no use of the money your father left you but I do want some thing, your father founded the company and he is the chairman and when he died, no one could take his place because he left all of his shares to you, you are the one with the majority owner of the company and can also be the chairman but as it is, I doubt if you are interested in it and so I need you to make me the chairman my dearest niece "He said "And the only way to do that is by signing this contract,it says here that you will be appointing me as the next chairman and also as your guardian"He added as he brought out a document

The royal sigil glared up from the top, all flourish and authority. “Write me a pitch,” he said. “Something I can send back that makes it sound like we’re doing them a favor by going. ‘Showcasing the prince’s steadiness in a new chapter’ or some such.” Merren’s mind was already turning, words arranging themselves. “A visit framed as a test,” he said slowly. “Of consistency. ‘A young heir’s commitment to the future he claims to stand for, in the aftermath of youthful missteps.’” The editor’s brows rose. “That’s better than I expected.”