Royal Tutor Novels & Stories

My eyes take it all in, my father, who was the greatest leader since the beginning of time, who stood for equality would hate to see this happening. The Royals class is where you’d expect every student of a flourishing pack to learn. The room is a hall, every student had a personal work station, with the hologram machines in front of them, the room has an actual thermostat. I am slightly tempted to reveal my true heritage, if only to get the Royals class privilege. But I can’t do that. A royal notices me looking into their classroom, she has a look of disgust on her face as she walks to me and pulls the blinds down.

Great personality she's got. Tania and I both replied simultaneously "Meeee!!!" we squeeled and she laughed. "Alright girls. So while I was still at the common room, Queen Bee entered with her bodyguard friends." She emphasized more on the 'Queen Bee' with her fingers. We know who she was referring to. It's Lucia, the campus Queen and only daughter of the owner of Royal Empire University. She's a rude, spoilt girl who thinks she have the whole world bowing at her feet. Due to her bad character, many students dislike her. We have no issues with her of recent but we highly detest her character so we avoid her at all costs or more like she avoids us.

Billions of hearts were in tears upon hearing the news of Alexander's wedding today. However, he remained expressionless, the setup triggering dark memories within him. He swallowed them down, hoping to forget them soon. "Elsa is missing," Ron Taylor confessed to his wife, trembling in fear. Meanwhile, in the main hall: "Boss, Madam Elsa has disappeared," Mac reported promptly. Before her parents could find out, Mac had already uncovered the truth. Alex turned his attention to the Taylors, who were visibly shaken to know if he was also aware of this or not.

Tori also knew that aside from the Ekcrett Empire's noble students, there were also noble families from the neighboring countries who sent their heirs to Trifecta Academy to learn the three teachings of the famous and well-respected Headmaster Eyzana Valtera. "We're here, Lady Tori. Beyond this, I can't accompany you anymore." The two of them stopped in front of a mansion-like building that would become her home inside this academy. Turning towards Rowan, Tori waved her hand. "Happy new year, Rowan. I am so lucky to have you." Indeed, I am. It is not every day that I can bag a future duke to become my loyal knight. Rowan bowed his head while his right hand rested on his chest, a knight's bow

They wanted him to see who he was getting along with the throne. She was a trophy, and they wanted him to gawk. If a show was what they wanted to put on, she would give him a show. "You are not worth me carrying you up to the throne." "You don't even know me." He slithered, and she evaded. "I don't need to. I know men like you. Wealth can't buy you the class you would need even to wipe my heels." "Bold words for someone even the guards disrespect."

Alex was shy with ladies, maybe that is why he never had a shot at me when he might have had. "Hello Sir Alex, my name is Raya like Lady Martha had said, I am pleased to meet you my lord," Raya said. I can see Alex gulping down a huge load of saliva through his throat. "Hello, I am Alex, I am a teacher in this academy," he said. "When I am appointed Queen he would be one of the men of the royal court and would be the chief in store of all the weapons of war and horses," I added. That was to show Raya the sort of bright future that he has, and why she should choose him.

“I guess the Queen didn’t bother to tell you that was the reason she never found her mate.” “But the King is her mate.” “No another royal flaw.” she giggled. “You see most royal women are auctioned off to the house, you either become Queen or a Princess.” “But I thought my baby is his, so he's my mate!” I growled wanting to grab at her but I couldn’t move. “And the claws I had claws.” “No that was all smoke and mirrors, you see Marcus knows a lot about the area, so it was easy to make things seem like it happened but you’ve been fooled.”

Queen Marjorie asked. “No, I did not. Thank you, Your Majesty.” “Great.” King Arthur smiled. “I know you’re still unfamiliar with a lot of things but with time, you’ll do just fine.” “Thank you, Your Majesty.” Amelia bowed slightly. “You can stop calling us that. You’re family now.” The princess nodded. “That being said, you should get ready to attend the royal academy.” “Royal academy?” “Yeah, we have an academy here for princes and princesses from neighboring kingdoms. You need to attend till you’re made the Crown Princess.”

Constant policing. Thomas has not let me out of his sight for the last four hours, and it’s creepy. I thought I got my freedom, at least to an extent. I can move freely around Ryder’s house and some areas within the royal palace, but I wasn’t allowed to learn with the others. Just like Ryder said, I had a special tutor who introduced herself as Miss Pamela. Most of my courses were online, but she put me through on many things I didn’t understand. She was indeed a professional in her own field, which is algebra. The others, I had to do online.

I remembered learning that this was a sign of respect for high-ranking officials or royalty—positioning ourselves at the edges of the room, either individually or together. It wasn’t hard to distinguish the full hybrid royalty from their cousins. Their strides and auras were thick and effortless, and their beauty was striking. I obviously couldn’t gawk at them, but a careful glance confirmed it. Thankfully, I was just wall decor until the king arrived—or didn’t, as it seemed he might not show up. The hybrid killer was truly disturbing them, especially the loud woman, who seemed to be the king’s aunt. “Calm down, Aunt Viktoria. I’ve spoken to Landon. He’ll convince him,” a female voice said s