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"Your Highness…" He was interrupted. "There is no one here as loyal to the king as I am!" Total silence. "And except for the king himself, no one wishes for his reign to be as peaceful as I do." He scoffed. "You speak of my duties, but the First Light Seahorse Fleet has never forgotten its obligations to the king and this country." "Then why do I hear rumours of pirate attacks on the waters?" "Perhaps you should consult your source again. There are no attacks."

“My father is an asshole, but he doesn’t care that you’re a hybrid. He was worried at first because as a hybrid you could easily overpower me and take the kingdom.” “I would never!” I exclaim, offended. Samael laughs at me and shakes his head. “I know my love, but all he saw at the time was a threat.” “And what does he see now?” I ask, confused. “He sees Lothar Crescent’s long-lost daughter. The heir to the werewolf kingdom, the kingdom who’s king I have a meeting with in two weeks time, to sign the contracts for an alliance between our two countries.” My mouth drops at his words.

Gemma said, completely fascinated at the loyalty people have to a stranger who probably did not love them but uses them for money and fame. But she was not going to say this out loud, or else she would be minced meat in a matter of seconds. “The Kayden Kingdom is a very loyal and awesome fan base. We are never toxic, we do projects to help boost his image and just send a few death threats here and there to Kayden's haters” Ava ended. “I am sorry, what?. Kayden's what? And death what?” Gemma questioned genuinely out of concern. “His name is Kayden King, his fandom name is Kayden Kingdom. If someone asks us, we did say we are Kayden's Citizens and yes, don't mess with us, we are like a group o

He didn’t even reply to my fifteen texts. Meanwhile, I had been ignoring Conrad both at school and at home. I just couldn’t figure out why he wouldn’t admit that he was behind that video. I just needed that one truth from him but he wasn’t telling me the truth. Surprisingly, nobody seemed to care about our kiss anymore after Toralei announced that she was running for prom queen with Conrad as her king. It’s funny how people can switch their attention when they get something else to nibble on.

Fear that I would leave. What was the Heart Coordinate? I asked. I do not remember. Shigure stepped toward the table. I do. Raiken’s head snapped toward him. Shigure placed two fingers on the western route. The Heart Coordinate marked the place where the Tide Kingdom’s power was removed before the city drowned. Removed by whom? Hayate asked. Shigure looked at Raiken. The king. Raiken’s blue fire flashed. You said I built the seal. You did. Then why would I remove the kingdom’s heart?

He pressed his lips on her forehead and smiled, " I love you my queen.... " "Hmm... '' Crystal nodded weakly, too tired to respond back. Landon pulled his wife in his arms and kissed her hair. He wrapped his arms around her small body as they were intertwined with each other, she kept her forehead on his chest listening to his heartbeats making her calm.

“Well… well, does it matter? I feel better having her suffer right here.” Pausing for a brief moment, Kim began “you need an heir, she can't give that to you.” Then pulling herself closely to his chest, perhaps the touch of her titties on his chest will make him reconsider this time. “why don’t you try that with me. I am young too.” Her alluring voice came to play as she intentionally pressed and brushed her hooters onto his chest. He smiled. “hmmm”. His cunny smile continued “hmm...”. Then his eyes narrowed while gazing at her calmly “hmm... you don’t understand what you ask for”.

Mayank please take care of my daughter do not let her hurt herself. "Yes mom she is my life I cannot even think about hurting her," said Mayank Hello, cupcakes, The story is going to be more interesting and mysterious so join the US in" Tales of Heart "Don't let my Heart shattered "and let’s end today's chapter because let it be more mysterious…

And I know that I am standing in front of two hundred people with my hands still shaking inside my clutch, and I cannot let anyone see that. He reaches me. He stops. Under the ceiling lights, with the crystal elements throwing fractured rainbows across his jacket, Liam Hart lifts the Heart of the Kingdom and places it around my neck. The weight of it settles against my collarbone — heavy, warm, forty carats of ruby and a hundred and fifty diamonds catching every angle of light in the room. It feels like something alive. Like something that has its own gravity. "My love," he says quietly, loud enough for the front rows but pitched for me, "I'm sorry. I wanted to surprise you. I didn't expect