Round Table Arthur Novels & Stories

“Defeated by a four-year-old and a cushion moat.” “He is simply prioritizing his actual legacy,” I replied, moving toward them, carrying Clara’s bottle. Arthur finally emerged from under the chair, slightly breathless but victorious. He stood, brushing the lint off his knees. “Ah, Elara. The cavalry has arrived. I have successfully neutralized the thread count threat, but I fear my joints have filed a formal complaint.” I kissed his cheek. “You’re wonderful, Arthur. But perhaps we should save the orthopedic drama until after the papers are signed.”

This place was fitting for them, just as dark as their dark twisted souls. “You played me,” Petal sneered. I chuckled, “No, you played yourself, I only followed the path you led,” Arthur stood to his feet, “The board would have a meeting in forty-eight hours, Roland, put your affairs in order, we have to find a way to sort out the money mess that is linked to your name,” “That isn’t my signature, you both are just trying to make sure that you…”

Is Marcel that good in front of other people? Arthur rubbed the rim of the champagne glass that was so thin that it could have hurt his hand if he pressed it with a little anger of course. his eyes accidentally met Valerie's eyes, and Arthur immediately found the eyes of fear that Valerie showed him. Because he was no angel in Velery's eyes he was nothing more than a demon covered in a perfect face. Arthur left his desk and walked towards the table that should have been set up for him, but he let someone else do it in a few minutes.

The dining hall feels smaller today. The air is thick with the scent of expensive coffee and the unspoken threats from the night before. Arthur sits at the head of the table, the undisputed king of a crumbling castle. Ethan sits to his left, his face a granite wall of indifference. Althea sits beside him, glowing in a cream-colored silk suit, her eyes sharp and hungry. I sit directly across from him, my skin buzzing with the memory of the library desk and the tax he extracted with his teeth.