Novel & Cerita Heir To The Empire Audiobook

Margaret sneered. "Get a grip, Felix. That Vivian girl was just some commoner trying to marry into money. Getting rid of her bastard child is nothing but a benefit to this family." "Bastard?" Felix shot up, his eyes bloodshot. "Mom, do you have any idea who you killed?" He stood, trembling with rage. "Vivian was carrying the one and only heir to the Blackwood family!" Margaret's wine glass froze mid-air.

I said coldly. “Yes, I do. The hot dude who disappeared the following morning. Have you found him? “Chloe, you can't believe what I just discovered.” I said irritably. “Spill, tell me babe.” I paused. “Chloe,I just found out that he is the Crown Prince of Ardonia.” “Are you joking?! Do you mean the Ardonia Kingdom? A rival to your kingdom?” “Exactly.” Chloe gasped. “Holy shit, Lyriana. You’re pregnant with the heir to both thrones. This is more than a scandal. This is a looming war waiting to happen.”

“You already know you’ll lose. Why bother? Wouldn’t it be better to leave the empire to Claudia and go somewhere far away to start a new life with your son?” The bottom of my stomach dropped. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. I stumbled back a step, pulling myself away from him like he was a stranger I didn't recognize anymore. His eyes were serious. Dead serious. The kind of seriousness that cut through me more painfully than any blade could. My throat tightened. “How could you say that so comfortably? Just leave? Leave my father’s empire to some stranger and disappear?” “Technically,” he cut in without hesitation, “you can’t deny Claudia’s the better person for the position. She’s goo

(Queen Duchess Angela) “...Really?..” “Yes….the Emperor…he is nothing now…his strength has faded a long time ago…Decades of debauchery, lust and stupidity has eroded his fearsome effects on people…I’ve seen that man once before…when he coveted my mother…but naturally…my mother is also not some helpless damsel….she fought back and teach him a lesson at that time, of course we lost some land due to that brief conflict…but as a rewards…the Empire backed away from us….that is at the time when the Emperor and the Empire at their peak…so now….I doubt that that power stayed the same…Even all his heirs were acting up like a bunch of buffoons…so what that says about the empire…right?..”.(Queen Duches

Because there was arrogance. And then there was that. The Founder didn't sound proud. He sounded factual. As though describing something obvious. Something undeniable. Damian's eyes narrowed dangerously. "What does that mean?" The older man's gaze remained steady. "It means your father would never have built Blackwood Holdings without me." A chill crawled down Seraphina's spine. Because if that was true... Then the Circle's influence stretched deeper than anyone imagined. Far deeper. The Founder began walking slowly through the basement. His hands clasped behind his back.

“Yes?” “I want the truth, Cassian. No lies, not about the company and not even about your family.” For a moment, I saw it. The flicker… the crack in his armor, and then it disappeared.. “You have my word,” he said. I got up, approached him and offered my hand. “We have an agreement then.” His fingers closed around mine, firm, warm, and dangerous. “Welcome to the empire, Aria Ravenwood.” The deal was made. Not because I trusted him. Not because I believed him. But because I had nothing left.

"Then tell me who was born first of the twins: Alaron and Mairwen. And who is their father so that I may know if they have a legal claim to the throne? With this knowledge I can name my heir and prevent the coming catastrophe." Ime shook her head, "You will get answers, but not from us." Hannah appeared at Aurora's side and took her hand, "Come with me. The boy may come some of the way but the others must remain." The Empress had a hundred questions, but none of them would come. "I will be back shortly," she told Brinn and the soldiers. With her free hand, she took Devrim's both for his comfort and her own. She was strong, but his support made her stronger. In this manner, the three left the

I doubt she hardly attend an event without issue. A soft chime of glasses being clinked turned our attention to the head of the room. Marcus Roderigo, the man of the hour, stood with a glass raised high, his face alight with excitement as he gathered everyone’s attention. Everywhere went silent as he began his speech.Then he announced that his heir would take over the Empire. Murmurs spread through the crowd, curious glances exchanged. Heir? Everyone knew Marcus only had one child, his daughter. But we’d never seen her in public. Most assumed she was out of the picture or didn’t want the role and the role would either be passed to Marcus brother or one of their family.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ As the chamber slowly emptied, a courier rushed inside, breathless, holding a sealed envelope marked with the crest of the original empire — one that hadn’t been seen in decades. Elena opened it with steady hands. Inside… a name. A claim. Another heir. Alive. And hunting.

This was the kind of carnage the Empire wrought, the kind that no one spoke about back in the Capital because everyone was taught that the annexed lands all held hands and danced around in a ring together. “I’m a very old man now,” Hosef announced when she reached his study. They had entered his mansion at the heart of Lumenera, a pretty, three-story structure lined with numerous columns and coastal foliage decorating the beams. “I don’t have many years left in me. I’m expected to name a successor, which I’ve put off for a long time.” “That’s a weighty responsibility.” “Not really.” He settled into a high-backed chair and sat at the oaken desk before a large window, facing her. “I’m only cho