Mi Reina Novels & Stories

He bowed his head again and took his leave. Once again, Mia was left alone, and she stared at the night sky, staring at the kingdom, which wasn’t so far away anymore. She had left a slave, but she was coming back free. She left as a queen, but she was coming back without her crown. She had a lot of revenge to carry out, and she had someone to settle scores with. Her name was Zara Michel, and it was only a matter of time before they met again.

“He has a helipad. Even if he’s not thrilled with me, he wouldn’t deny mi padre’s request.” Rei’s car was parked on their driveway under overhead lights. As our car came closer, the front door to the house opened, and Rei came out with a woman. “I know her,” I said softly. “From the wedding.” “She is Em’s cousin, Mireya.” “Are she and Rei dating?” “No.” Aléjandro laughed. “She lives here.” I appreciated the reminder of the woman’s name as Mireya and Rei came to our vehicle. “Mia, hello again.” Mireya was petite and pretty with long dark hair and round brown eyes. I guessed her age to be somewhere in her early twenties. She spoke as we got out of the vehicle. “You’re headed out to the yacht.

Mia, Reina and Isabella, including me, exchanged warm stares as we walked together approaching the main entrance that had a red carpet. Reina just joined yet she blends with us perfectly, no doubt Liam must end up with this woman.

My voice cracks. I fold my arms tightly across my chest. “I checked social media already. His name is King Adrian Athenora. Married. To some princess from another royal line. And me? I’m… nobody. A poor girl who works shifts to survive.” Mia’s excitement slows, settling into something calmer… sharper. She drops back onto the couch as if an idea just snapped into place inside her head. Her expression shifts from overjoyed friend to calculating genius in half a second. “What now?” I ask cautiously.

I automatically smiled back. I don't know how long I stood there or how long I was staring at her but suddenly I felt someone's hand snap in from of my eyes. I quickly came down from la- la land and was back to reality. It was Monica that snapped her finger. Makaila was already in front of me, smiling. Rita was in Nigel's hands as Christine took several shots of them. My attention was fully on the beauty before me. "Hey." She said, smiling shyly.

She bobbed low, evidently apologetic. I blinked for the second time. Did that woman just ream my girl Sue out?. I knew some Japanese—underline, some. But this lady was monologuing like she was a dastardly anime villain and I was attempting to cobble words together from broken glass. I heard someone mention something called "Minho." What the deuce is a Minho? And she turned. And walked right up to my desk. The air grew thin. She looked around—anywhere but at me straight.

Amaria and the maid walked down the hallway and stopped in front of a huge wooden door that led to the dining room. The maid bowed and said,“ she is waiting for you inside, I shall take my leave” and left. Amaria pushed the door open gently and saw a woman sitting at the end of a very long table. ' Diana, Luna of The Moonstone pack, and Queen of Ashmael Empire is sitting in front of me, this is such a great honor,' Amaria thought trying to hide how excited she was. The queen had a cunning smile on her face as she stared at Amaria with her shrewd Amethyst eyes,“ Lady Amaria, please have a sit”

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The faint glow of the brook and the sudden appearance of fireflies made her look exquisite and made the area seem magical. “It’s beautiful, but what are we doing here, Ms. Reina?" Maura asked. "We're here to talk. Please make yourselves comfortable. It is truly fate that all of you are here," answered Ms. Reina as she removed her shoes and stepped in the water. "These waters are incredibly soothing. Try dipping your feet in," she continued.

She could be gentle, couldn’t she? “Your Grace!” Mariela came rushing in their direction, gasping and with a red face from the race. “Lord Miros. She’s here. The Crown Princess is crossing the gates.” “So early?” “That’s what Jean said.” She tried to listen to Ivar and not worry about Tiana’s arrival before the time came, that was why she spent the morning training with Miros, but now it was finally time to meet the woman who was responsible for Vicente’s death.