Princess Imprints The Traitor Novels & Stories

No one would know it was a trap unless they looked very closely. Princess Sheila was pleased with the outcome and waved her hands to dismiss the guards. She heard footsteps not far away as soon as the guards left. She swiftly ducked and turned to face the footsteps. Someone approached slowly in the dark light. His face was obscured, but Princess Sheila recognized Barely Immortal from his stature. At that moment, Princess Sheila got very excited and mumbled lightly, "So that old man is not back yet. It's a good thing too. We just finished with the trap. It's a good time to try it."

"The morning had not yet dawned, but the princess ,riding on horseback, led the troops toward Valiant as fast as she could. But there was no way they could all reach the capital in time, and those on foot quickly fell behind. 'We cannot abandon them!' the princess cried as she turned her horse around. With arrows specially made for such a time, Princess Mairwen shot clouds of fog at the enemy and confused them. The imperial troops now could reach the open plain, where one last stand would be made for Empress Aurora and the Valiant Empire. 'We will not give into tyranny. Take heart!' the princess cried. "Just as all hope was lost, the first ray of the sun peeked over the horizon. The pirates

I added. "Yes my princess, I'm yours" ****

It was a signal heard by every soul in the pack, a clarion call that the true princess had returned. As my majestic white hair cascaded around me, a symbol of both royalty and strength, the warriors who dared to challenge me hesitated, recognizing the futility of opposing one destined to rule. Rocco, the traitor who had dared to usurp my father's throne, emerged from the imposing pack house, his facade of authority crumbling in the face of my presence. "Ah, the princess returns," he sneered, attempting to mask his unease with bravado. I met his gaze with steely resolve, refusing to be cowed by his taunts. "I have come to claim what is rightfully mine," I declared, my voice ringing with deter

Wyatt roared as he rushed forward, reaching out his arms to embrace her, but the Queen fiercely pushed him away, denying him the touch of her skin, leaving him only to watch her collapse to the ground. Blood flowed from Louis's lips, staining her pristine white attire like a fading flower. Her eyes were wide, speaking of endless pain and fear. Her mouth moved, and without a sound, she uttered a word - "traitor." "MOM!!" Wyatt screamed hoarsely, but it seemed too late. The figure of the Queen began to blur as if fading away. He reached out, trying to grasp her, but he only touched emptiness. Luna Karina, wearing her new crown, emerged from the darkness, a false smile on her lips, seemingly de

Her lips were trembling. This banquet’s purpose was solely to display the Duke of Alba’s power was far above that of the Crown Princess. “What are you talking about, Ivar?” She stood up, clenching her fists. “You can’t make an accusation like this without proof.” “But I have more than enough proof. You’ve committed treason against Raeden, and you betrayed your own family, Tiana. I’m afraid the Emperor cannot forgive your crimes, and neither can I.” With a snap of the fingers, the knights dressed in red, the Imperial Knights, came into the room, and when the princess made an attempt to retreat, Miros grabbed her arm.

When I tried freeing my hands from the rope, the door on my front suddenly opened and I was greeted by Lurcos with his pretty and kinky smiles. “You’re awake, Princess,” he said before going on top of me before closing the door. My eyes widened in disbelief. “What the heck! Get off me!” I tried protesting by pushing him off but I am nothing compared to his huge build. He cornered my face in between his arms and moved his face closer to mine. “Ahh….!” I tried shouting, but he immediately covered my mouth. “Shh, Princess! No one’s going to hear you anyway. I just sent off your two big guys using your phone. It’s just you and me now,” he whispered under me.

Lily says to her. I move to stand beside Lucero as Lorelai cackles her hideous laugh. “You think I would surrender to you? I would rather die, bitch. You are nothing, a child. I am everything.” “I have given you a chance, Lorelai. Do not waste it because of your jealousy and hatred.” “You are right about one thing, Princess.” She says, sneering as she calls Lily Princess. “One of us will die today, but it won’t be me. Say goodbye to your precious Aolis.” She says a moment before she sends a blast of lightning toward Lily.

She whispers, her voice filled with happiness. “Well, your happiness means everything to me, Princess. So what ever you want, just ask me.” I declare, wondering if her feelings for me were shifting in my favour, Jonathan fucked up when he cheated on Jessica. He could have had the perfect wife if he kept it in his pants. Now, I will make sure my Princess knows she can have anything she wants as long as she is with me. I will let her enjoy her days as a carefree wife sooner or later and let her have as many kids as she wants. “Thank you, Uncle Hunter.” Her voice cracks, and I know she is trying not to cry. My heart twists, and I wish I were there, holding her, kissing her tears away.

I walked over and pulled him up from the ground by his collar. "Yes," I said, meeting his eyes. "I've reclaimed who I am. And this time, I'm leaving for good. The one who ruined our relationship wasn't Cassie. It was you. You broke your promise." I had never blamed Cassie. A person who wants to betray you will always find a reason. If not her, there would have been another. Daisy, Anna, whoever. Nigel had always had choices. And this was the one he made. That night at the party, he had known the drink was spiked. Yet he drank it anyway.