Rest In Peace King Novels & Stories

His eyes fluttered shut. I sat there, completely drained, my own body shivering from the effort, but a profound, quiet victory settled in my heart. He was stable. He was breathing easily. I waited until I was absolutely sure he was in a deep, peaceful sleep, a sleep his poisoned body desperately needed. Then, I slowly pulled my hands away. I stood up, moving silently back to my cot. I wrapped myself in my heavy blanket, the cold of the tent and the spiritual drain hitting me hard. I looked back at the King, my King, sleeping like a human for the first time in what must have been years.

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“We have lost both the King and Queen within the same day. Their souls have left their bodies, and so, they must be buried together—side by side. As mates, it is only right.” Jack pulls back from me slowly, his jaw still tight, his arm protectively around my waist. He nods once at the priest. “Do what needs to be done. I’m certain the king chose to follow because the queen left first. It’s only right they rest together—they sacrificed everything for this kingdom.”

“Thank you very much.” The Medicine King smiled and kissed her hands respectfully. “Be comforted, Your Majesty. The worst is over. He must take his time to rest and regain his strength,” he advised. “Yes, Medicine King,” the queen nodded. The Medicine King then went on his way. But when he caught sight of James, he came into a halt. They shared glances before the Medicine King nodded him in assurance. James closed his eyes after a breath of relief before he allowed the Medicine King to leave.

Watching as Alexis finally sat down at the table, Alexey who was Alexis' father, said jovially: "You've finally arrived, I guess good things come to those who wait..." Smiling somewhat uncomfortably, still looking down, Alexis replied: "An apology for my delay, I had personal business to attend to." "Don't worry alpha Alexis, we understand that your position as king and leader of this region is complicated, we appreciate your time to dine with us" Said the voice of an unknown man at the table: "And excuse my lack of manners, I am Boris Kuznetsov, and soon to be part of your family." Understanding that he could not avoid the situation much longer, Alexis was forced to look up so as not to be

Keisha confessed earnestly, knowing very well that Grace would not be able to figure out her worries if she tried. "Why would you say that? Did something happen?" Grace's concern was clear on her round face. Keisha smiled and shrugged. "What's happening? Mr King is having dinner out here. That's rather unusual of him, don't you think," she fished, sounding as nonchalant as she could manage.

’ 'Oh, this is beautiful. 'Very beautiful. When people at burials tell their late loved ones, ‘Rest in Peace’, it's very wrong. Reality is impervious to man’s opinions and beliefs. It would be proper for them to wish their departed ones, ‘Continue to Live in Peace’. The kind of rest people have in mind has no place in reality. The human being they tell, ‘Rest in Peace’ at funerals is beside them watching them. Anuri nodded. ‘Oh, Jerome, I'm happy and relieved. They are alive and happy.’

"And if any of you ever disrespect her, or attempt a stunt like this again, I will dissolve this entire board. Are we clear?" The old men nodded frantically. "Crystal clear, Mr. Kingston." Raphael looked down at Claire. She looked up at him, a genuine, beautiful smile breaking across her face. The war was officially over.

The arguement going on between the Queen and the little Princess was heated, jeez, the Princess might look little, but she wasn't. Prisha instantly went weak as she felt something amiss, tears began welling up her eyes. The Guru laughed making everyone turn to him. "Your beloved father, the King of this great kingdom is resting," he said to Prisha. "Resting? What do you mean resting?" She asked, her voice was low. Nanak nodded. "As a matter of fact, he returned home with a little headache, and had to retire to his room. But your mother here, the Queen is not helping matters."

The car behind me sped up, and even though the driver slammed on the brakes, I was still hit, tumbling over and over. Chris abandoned his car in the middle of the road and rushed over to me. He frantically lifted me up. “Emily! Don’t die! I’m taking you to the hospital right now!” Blood trickled from the corner of my mouth, and I couldn’t speak. My whole body was in pain, but I felt strangely at peace. If I died like this, maybe it wouldn’t be so bad.