Prince Benjamin Descendants Novels & Stories

I replied back. While eating, I could not help but look at the other prince that was just across the table. Prince Benedict was reading the newspaper, like a grown up, while he drank coffee. Prince Benedict was just a year younger than me and is the third son of the King and Queen. He was also quite not that with the crowd because of his unwillingness to be King and serve the crown. He was more dedicated to the arts and the King and Queen shows support in that, although the nation does not. They say he may abdicate when the time comes.

Richard went back to work, and Benjamin stood in line at the coffee shop close by. He never really had much of an interest in the company before. He had always assumed he would have a good-paying job with minimal effort at Elevated. Beyond that, Benjamin also knew that their father and Richard were at odds. At one point, Richard had been cut out of the will completely, so Benjamin knew he would be set from his Father’s inheritance.

If he was not alone, he was only ever escorting his sister, his mother or the Queen. The Prince came out of the guest room a few hours later, Jaxson wanted to check he was alright, ask why he’d called his name over the link. But he didn’t even glance in his direction before sweeping towards the stairs. Jaxson sighed silently before rising and following along with Adam. They only had a few hours before Callum and Matilda would take over for the day. The Prince turned suddenly as they reached the bottom of the stairs. “You don’t need to follow me around. It’s ridiculous.”

Dana asked Helena curiously. “We did.” Helena smiled, “Hasn’t he told you, his name?” Dana tilted her head as she looked at Ben in confusion. “He is christened, Benjamin Christopher Adalase” Helena spoke seeing Dana’s confusion.

“Benjamin is the son of George Limantoro, my grandfather.” I started to get goosebumps listening to Vincent's speech. “These two are two activists against tyranny! I, as their descendant, would be ashamed if I did not continue their struggle to defend the people!” "I'm with Saltyville!" Vincent, "are you with me?"

Your eyes soon hover to the words written just at the top corner of the page and when you sink the piece of information, you freeze. "...After seven long years of training outside the Country. We're glad to announce the second son of our beloved King Darwin Jack and her Highness the Queen Liza Yuan Cohen, and the heir to the throne, Prince Zale Felix Cohen, has finally returned back to his precious country."

They had thought of countless possibilities, but never this. Carissa put both her hands to her mouth in shock. After a moment, she lowered them and asked, "How did he end up at the Pathfinders Guild then? Did his dad send him? Is Madam Prince his mom? Why hasn't anyone come looking for him?" Kyle said, "It's a long story, but I'll make it brief. His dad, David Prince, the previous Earl of Silverstone, was obsessed with spiritual practices. When Isaac was born, David had just earned military merit and returned to inherit his title.

James didn't feel it strange," Ben keeps a low profile, so do his family members. He doesn't like to be interviewed. However, keeping a low profile doesn't mean that he has no money or power. Maybe you don't know about his family, but everyone in our circle knows it. Let me tell you, honey. Ben can even affect the business circle overseas, let alone in A City." Elizabeth had seen Benjamin several times. Although he didn't talk much, he left a good impression on her. He was not only handsome but also easy-going. Elizabeth knew that he ran the Grand Dynasty Hotel, but she didn't know him in detail, and James seldom mentioned him. She didn't expect that Benjamin's family would be so powerful. "

"I remember Benjamin's maternal grandfather's surname was Lawson, right? Do you think they're the same Lawsons as the ones who've adopted Angeline?" George straightened up at that. "But… didn't they say Benjamin's grandfather is a professor? Didn't they say Jay's an only daughter?" "Well, she would've been an only daughter before going missing, right? You can't blame her parents for having another child after she was sold to us!" Juliet slapped her thigh excitedly at the thought of "Jay" possibly being the heiress of Lawson Global. "Think about it—why haven't we been able to find Benjamin's grandfather?

Chapter 69: Six Years Ago The West Kingdom was a land of beauty and strict traditions. Princess Victoria was the cherished daughter of the king and was known for her grace and poise. Yet, beneath her royal demeanor, she harbored a secret that defied her father's expectations. In the shadowed halls of the palace, Victoria had found comfort in the company of Benjamin Marlowe, the scholarly son of Head Minister Marlowe from the Middle Kingdom. Their clandestine meetings were filled with whispered conversations of their affection. Benjamin's intelligence and gentle nature captivated Victoria, and their bond deepened into a forbidden love.