Princess Leia Once Upon A Time Novels & Stories

"Haven't you realized the Festival of Serenity, for Lunaris' first ruler and Great Star Divinus of the Moon, is celebrated once a year on the same date as tomorrow? Don't tell me you've been held up in your room all this time and didn't realize how busy the palace has been these last couple of days?" Such accusations stabbed Luna's conscience because, sadly, it was the truth. For these last couple of days, a new romance book dealing with a reincarnated princess betrayed by her fiancée absorbed her attention. The plot was so captivating that ever since Luna picked it up, she hadn't been able to put it down, not even to sleep.

Her wings looked like they would belong to a dragonfly. “Tanz, this is our new Duke, Sir Scott MaComb, and his two children, Scott and Stacey.” Then Belle turns to our daughter, her eyes beaming, “This is Princess Elentari Amia Tirisil.” She holds a finger to her lips, “But this is a secret no one can know until we announce her to the Kingdom as a whole. You will be the only one allowed to attend to them while they are in their quarters. Until she is announced you may refer to her as Miss Silk MaComb.” Her instructions were absolute.

“I’m not sure princess, let’s go see.” “Do you want us to die?” Leia wailed. “What are you talking about?” I muttered. “Everyone knows you don’t go into the scary abandoned building! That’s how all the pretty girls get killed in horror films!” She screeched. “I’m too pretty to die!” “When have you watched horror films?” I chuckled. “I’m allowed my private time too, you know.” She rolled her eyes. “Sure, Leia.” I giggled. “We’ll be fine, don’t be so dramatic.”

SERA The ride home from Mary's was quiet except for Luna's sleepy chatter from her car seat. She was telling us about the story Vivienne had read to her while we were all talking downstairs, her little voice getting softer as exhaustion took over. "And then the princess found her prince and they lived happily ever after," Luna mumbled, her head dropping against the side of her seat. I turned to look at her, my heart squeezing at how innocent she looked. How simple her world still was, where princesses always got their happy endings and love conquered everything.

It was a flowy backless dress with different shades of spring flowers, but now it looks like Shrek came over and built his swamp on it. I’m sure Neo and the other kids would think it was cute, since it was them that loved that trilogy so much, but the adults wouldn’t be that easy to please. Goddess, I am an absolute mess. I heard a knock on the door and then my name called out. “Leia? Is everything alright? Do you need hot tea to calm your stomach? Did you eat something bad?” It was, of course, Keira. For someone that was only acting Luna and not the real White Howlers’ Luna, she was always there whenever a Pack member was in distress.

As expected, the princesses maids and guards were being punished for their negligence and inattentive character. Everyone had torches with them as they searched around for Leilani but it just seemed as if she disappeared from the very surface of earth. Alpha Pedro made an abrupt halt and his people behind him halted immediately too. Luna Ami's face had dried tears on them, her make-up had been ruined too but who even had the time to check out the Luna's ruined make-up when the favourite royal princess was missing? No one. The blue eyed Alpha slowly turned to his second daughter whose lips were already trembling as if she knew what he wanted to say.

The plane shattered and exploded on crashing that they never discovered any bodies. Clarissa turned to the sound of the door opening, her mom walked in. Lisa paused after shutting the door taking in her daughter's state before she plastered a smile on her face and walked towards Clarissa. Clarissa never missed out the way she dressed. She must be feeling so proud that her daughter was infact a billionaire. Her dress stood out, she would have thought it to be more expensive that hers but considering the dollars Audora spent, she doubted.

This theme was my idea, so it was on me to make sure we pulled it off. I furrowed my brow, concentrating on getting Aiko’s hair just right. “Almost done, baby girl,” I assured her, getting the last pin in place. “Perfection! You are done, Princess Leia of the Rebel Alliance,” I grinned proudly at myself for getting her hair up. “Yay!” Aiko jumped up, spinning to give me a hug before rushing to cash her sister and older brother. “

A sweet, unmistakable giggle flowed through the dying trees, echoing like a lifeline from the world above. Leela’s breath hitched. She looked up, her silver eyes widening as the sound wrapped around her heart. "It was Briar," she murmured, her voice trembling as the truth began to pierce the veil. "My Briar." Then came another sound—a proud, babbling laugh that she would recognize anywhere. "Oh, Caspian," Leela whispered, a fresh tear slipping down her cheek as the illusion of the wooden swing finally dissolved completely into dust. "My little prince."

She planned to sit by the fireplace in her living room, relax and get some reading done. After Aubrianne's planning, her stomach growled loudly, so she had made herself something to eat, and by 'made,' she reheated a meal from her stash. And Leia had continued updating Aubrianne and filling her in on all the wisdom. On their mysterious appeal that can bring man or beast to their knees, that they can rule and command armies, Leia kept listing things when they heard a light knock on the door. Watching the time, she saw it was now four pm.