Queen Of Comebacks Mga Nobela at Kwento

And it didn't ask permission. You're back, Valeria.

This is it. The doors opened, and with it opened the beginning of the mission of my revenge. “Ladies and gentlemen. Mr. Randy Sterling, and by his side, his daughter, Courtney Sterling, the heiress of the Sterling Group! Let us give them a warm round of applause.” I plastered a confident smile, and flashes of light from cameras almost blinded me. We stepped into the ballroom, and I could feel the heat of everyone’s attention. I moved gracefully, applying every movement I learned, portraying the perfect image of Courtney.

QWEN “That’s the normal visitors’ code. Always feigning to be okay when care is offered. I guess the queen has enough for everyone in the pack.” I was playing a weird mind game here, and it was shocking they were yet to get my point. I had rained a pile of mocking words at Cassey and she still had a smile on her face, still sounding polite because she was a daft daughter of low ranks. “It’s no code, Qwen, she just returned from the healer’s chamber a week ago, so, she is not ready to have herself settle for brandy. I mean, that’s too early.”

Not again no! ~•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~•~~ So here's chapter one of Queens Dynasty. What do y'all think? Its not edited BTW so forgive my errors.

"Do you perhaps want to waste all your days with James's company? He might own the ruling company in the country and is ahead of Elites, but don't forget we have partners overseas. Partners who you will benefit from. You don't have to remain in Germany. You can be a world-class designer! You need our help if you want to be popular." For the first time, she seemed to have slipped out of the queen facade she always had going for her, into the lawyer she was. I could hear the desperation in her tone, even though she tried to mask it. She wanted this more than I thought she would. It was a stepping stone for her. As her first job after returning to the bar, she was relying on it.

Sarah’s screams echoed through the shack, but Damien was deaf to her pleas for mercy. But even watching Sarah beg on her knees didn't fill the void in his soul. Revenge wasn't going to bring Elena back. His life as a hollow shell continued for a long time, until one day, he happened to see a familiar figure on the news. On the television screen, I was wearing the white robes of a healer. The Alpha King's heir, Cade, was presenting me with an award for excellence in healing. I had a confident, elegant smile on my face, and I looked absolutely radiant.

The Queen stared at me in disbelief. I rose to my feet, keeping my eyes on hers. "It's been a while." Annie smiled at her. The Queen blinked. "Indeed, it has." She said cautiously, looking over my body before her mouth twisted . "I should have known, you've barely change your look." Annie shrugged. "Reincarnations are like that." The Queen faltered, her eyes reassessing me. "That explains alot." Annie smiled at her. "Now, are you going to help me or not?"

My stomach twisted so violently I thought I might throw up. “No,” I breathed. One of the corpses nearest the stairs suddenly spoke. “Your Majesty.” Then another. “The blood returns.” Then hundreds more voices joined together across the buried city. “She has returned.” “She remembers.” “The Queen comes home.” Terror crawled violently through my chest as I backed away from the stairs but the creature blocked the path behind me completely. “No,” I said louder now. “I’m not your queen.” I staggered sideways hard enough to catch myself against the wall. Tears burned behind my eyes now.

Mr. Patrick talking over the mic, “Hello, Ladies and gentlemen? I hope you kids are having fun. Today, Mrs. Roseland and I are going to announce the Home Coming Queen and King. The Home Coming Queen is” everybody crossing their fingers and hope that they will become the queen, but Sara standing next to Aaron and didn't expect to be a homecoming queen. “Sara Khan.”

The nobles stared, their faces ranging from shock to outrage to confusion. "Therefore," the Queen said, "I am announcing that Lady Rebecca Malik will succeed me as Queen." The room exploded again. I stood frozen, my heart pounding, my hands clenched so tightly my nails dug into my palms. "This is absurd!" One of the nobles shouted. "She's a potionmaker! She has no training, no experience—" "She has proven herself," the Queen interrupted sharply. "She has shown more courage and integrity than most of you combined." The noble fell silent, his face red.