Ice Queen's Regret 소설 & 이야기

Jonah said. As soon as he spoke, the smile on Hazel’s face immediately froze, her expression turning as cold as ice. "Uncle, if you think that by getting me married, you’ll be able to return to the CEO position, you can forget it. I’m not thinking about marriage right now, and even if I do get married, I’ll still be Hazel Queen, the daughter of Jacob Queen, the person with the highest stake in the Queen Corp." With that, she slammed her spoon down and stood up, pulling Sully along.

Bella already knew the answer in her heart, yet she still clung to a desperate shred of hope. What if? "No," I replied, looking at her with absolute calm. A woman like her was unworthy of being a mother. As expected, her final hope crumbled. She closed her eyes in pure despair. Right at that moment, a thunderous crash echoed from the palace gates. The rebel army had breached the final line of defense. They were marching straight for us. I had foreseen this exact ending long ago. Bella forced another smile and reached her hand out to me. "Josiah, I know your task was to keep Harry from becoming the empress consort. Don't worry. As long as you are with me, I will never see him again."

"Three years of marriage and she couldn't spend one birthday with him? She doesn't deserve to mourn him." "Poor man. He deserved better." I almost laughed. Not because any of it was funny. But because the comments—both the ones defending her and the ones attacking her—were all wrong. Victoria wasn't mourning me. She was mourning the man who had loved her. The man who had given her everything and asked for nothing but honesty in return. She wasn't sad because I was gone. She was sad because she had finally realized what she had lost. And that wasn't love. That was regret.

“She was wiser than all of you. She understood what love demands.” “No,” the First Queen’s voice whispered inside my mind instantly. The sudden contradiction made my head pound. The Original continued. “She knew death should never separate true mates.” The First Queen’s voice grew stronger. It lies. The creature laughed softly. I listened once too, the Queen whispered to me. Pain flooded through her words. Not physical pain. Regret. Centuries of it. The fortress shook violently again. A fourth lock shattered. Only two remained. Black smoke flooded the chamber now, thick and suffocating.

Her hand rested on her chest, grateful that the king didn't seem to remember her. "Why do you think this ugly woman is my queen, Annalise?" he blurted out, his tone indifferent. Instantly, a pang of regret coursed through him, but he refused to retract his words. His petty side took over, and he couldn't bring himself to admit how her beauty enchanted him. Marilyn remained silent, her hazel eyes revealing the hurt he had inflicted.

There should have been mentions of a lake of memories right? Queen Diane sobs deep and broken, and though it breaks my heart for her I leave her to grieve. Pain from physical harm hurts, but the pain from regretted decisions hurts in a different way. The lake shimmers once more and I feel the second story bud and bloom at the back of my mind. “Once upon a time…..” My voice sounds strange and heavy “There was Queen and Mother.” “The Queen had a child. A male, strong and healthy. His eyes gleamed white, not blue like his father’s and as the Queen stared at him, love made his eyes blue.

" I hate her so much! Juls, I'm sorry. I need to do this. My heart is crying and screaming. It is not the same as the song, but honestly, my heart is really crying. I want to tell the truth to the creatures that are here. I want to explain everything, but Ely's warning is always ringing in my head. Ugh! It’s so frustrating to think that I can’t do anything! Even now, I am a slave to a creature. I am so not like this! "Now we're complete. Ely, you can speak now. Explain everything to us about this engagement of yours and Natalia." The Queen spoke. Wow, she really looks like Shizuma. Nice!

"Sienna Green, you are suspected of illegal human cryogenic experimentation. You need to come with us." "No… Stop!" Sienna fell to her knees and sobbed. "I want to say a few more words to my husband." The police escorted Sienna backstage. Her tears poured down her face as she looked at me. "I hurt you and Noah. I regret it every single day of my life, but I couldn't bear the loneliness. That's the only reason why I let Frederic onto my bed. "I swear I regret everything, Cameron. I wish I could go back in time and change my mind about freezing you and Noah, but I can't. I know I owe a lot to the two of you. Go ahead and hit me. That'll help me feel better, too."

My eyes burned, but I refused to let the tears fall. "You knew." Caden finally looked at me. And in that moment, I saw something I had never seen before. Regret. Not the regret of someone caught. The regret of someone who had carried the burden too long. But I wasn't ready to forgive him. Not yet. "Tell me the truth," I demanded. The silence stretched. Then Caden slowly opened his mouth. But before he could speak, the entire room seemed to change. A strange pressure filled the air. Valthera immediately looked toward the ancient scroll on the desk.

"Ellison, you're not serious, right? You two are supposed to get married today. Did I do something to upset you? Is this some kind of trick to fool us..." Ellison jerked his arm away, and Becky stumbled backward, crashing into the hall cabinet. His eyes were icy as he looked at her, showing no warmth at all. "Do you think everyone is like you?" Becky's heart jumped at his icy stare and his words, and she clamped her mouth shut, too scared to utter another word. Mom could not hold back her tears any longer. She was breathing fast as she hurried over to Ellison and grabbed his arm. "Where's Lily now? Where's my baby girl? You have to take me to her right now! I need to see my Lily!"