Rest In Peace King Novels & Stories

King guided Kane to his room before leaving. He was about to go to the secret fortress to message Raze and get an update on their ongoing operation, but then he changed his mind. He wanted to make sure Kane was asleep first. He waited for an hour as he watched a movie, and afterward, he opened the door to Kane's room. He sighed in relief upon seeing him lying on the bed, sleeping soundly. King was hesitant to go near him, but he still did. This was one of those rare times he could see Kane looking so peaceful.

His soul's crying like the thunder. Then. It goes quiet. The ringing tension of silence echoes the now ghost-quite room. Everything's still, and so was she. King Aziel slowly leans in over the crib, gently caressing her cheek one last time. He lets out a trembling breath, feeling his heart slowly shattering to pieces, and he plants a kiss against the crook of her neck. He could've saved her with just a single bite. She could've been alive right now if he had chosen to give in to her parent's pleas. But he didn't. Cause unlike him. She was just a mere human.

I closed my eyes as his hold slowly weakened before his hand slipped from mine and dropped lifelessly onto the bed. I knew he was gone. When I opened my eyes again, I straightened and stared at his motionless body for a moment before calling out, “Come in.” The door opened immediately, and his men entered the room. Turning to face them, I said, “The Mr. King you knew is dead.” One after another, they lowered their heads in respect. “But that does not mean you should falter,” I continued, and they all straightened. “Business will continue as usual.”

My throat tightens, but I keep my expression steady. “I’m not doing this for gratitude,” I say softly. “I’m doing it because she’s breathing. And she should keep breathing.” The King holds my gaze a moment longer, then nods once like that answer is enough, for now. “We’re going back to her,” he says to Liam. Then, to Adrian, his voice rougher: “Rest. Heal. Don’t make this harder.” Adrian gives a single, controlled nod. The King and Liam leave, the door closing behind them. The quiet returns, thinner now, edged with what we didn’t say.

No emotion can be read in his face, but he cannot hide the tear that slipped away from his eyes. Queen Helia, and her husband King Aiden sobbed silently. Looking at their daughter's resting face. Neo clenched his fist as he was trying hard not to cry. "The Heatherians' queen, our queen, has fallen. Let's all salute for her bravery and heroism. Rest in Peace our Queen." Ms. Anthea said before putting her right palm on the top of her head, then on her left chest. The others also did the same, before bowing.

"Ugh!' She didn't realized earlier that she had said the word which tugged her mind and even gotten her answer. "Gone to rest" was the popular and short sentence acronym that was widely used in expressing the King's death. They believed that it's forbidden to say, the King is dead because they will face the wrath of the gods whom had chosen the king but does that mean their King is dead, Damien father. "Please tell him it's me, Harvey." She pleaded but the guards won't even bulge, his face looked apologetic. She understands he was only listening to orders but she needed to be with him at this moment, he was alone and saddened. She couldn't get a perfect picture of what he might be going thro

Could I never get a moment of peace? “I'm afraid I came with bad news.” Dominic said, staring at my unruly form. He set his mouth into a grim line as pity filled his eyes. I fucking hated that expression. For the past two weeks, that was the only way I'd been looked at. With pity. “What–” I paused, trying to get myself ready for whatever he wanted to say. “What bad news?” I finally asked. “The Alpha King is dead.” And I knew things were only going to get worse from here onwards.

The king kept mute, he stood up and started moving to the chiefs one after the other, then he broke the silence. “Don’t be afraid, my chiefs; I have come for peace,” King Rehoboth said, and walked back to his throne. For over 10 seconds, the chiefs were looking at the king; little did they know that the king actually came for peace. “My chiefs, I said I came for peace and nobody is talking,” King Rehoboth said. The chiefs could see sincerity in king Rehoboth’s voice, so Theodore finally talked. “My king, we have been worried since you have gone to your bed chamber angrily. I can see a happy king now. What’s it, my king?” Theodore said.

Archie says in disbelief. "What happens to us man, our jobs?" Ashby asks. "You are free to do as you please, everything has been sorted out, and you should be receiving emails either tomorrow morning or the next day." "Henry baby, I admire what you did, you told the world the truth and that's what a true king does. No matter what happens, you'll always be our king." We had all decided to celebrate at Penny's Nana's house for dinner, she had cooked up a feast while we were out.