Royal Wedding: A Princess Diaries Novel Novels & Stories

I resisted the urge to sneer. “I will not be around forever; the time for a new ruler is coming. All the other Princesses have accepted betrothals. Even your sister has taken it up with the Prince of Chamber, but it is not her birthright to form alliances with the other kingdoms. It is yours, Kiara.” “Arsenal is hardly the kingdom I’d like to ally with.” I turned away from him.

He place his hands on it, then turn and look at me before he opens them. I took slow steps inside and my mouth fall to the floor when I realize what this is. I look at the Prince not finding any word to express how am feeling. He stood beside me and said "I wanted to surprise you after the wedding but I just couldn't keep it to myself". I turn to the left side and stares at the words written "Fahad" In capital letters in black, Out of curiously I turn to the right and "His Queen" Is boldly written but with pink.

The staff did such a beautiful job at cleaning up that part of the castle I would have never guessed that just three days earlier it was full of dust and stale air. Merriment filled the room. We danced and drank and ate wedding cake. In honor of the kingdom’s vegetarianism, Drake forgo having meat. When it came time for speeches, I stood up to make mine. The room was so silent it surprised me. I realized that -other than when I asked my dinner companions what to do about finding Jack- this would be my first time addressing them as their new queen and they were all curious. With Jack close at my side, I called Drake up to stand next to me and addressed the room firmly with my words.

I lean closer, straining to catch the words. “Did you hear?” one voice says, filled with excitement. “The lost princess has returned!” A rush of adrenaline surges through me at the mention of Aloria. I lean forward, listening intently. She has made it to the castle, but I am not sure that is a good thing. “They’re having the royal wedding already tonight,” another voice chimes in, brimming with anticipation. “Can you believe it? A foreign prince is coming to claim her… I wonder if the old King and Queen knows about this, or even that she has returned.”

“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.”

(sea glass) one last time before dark. Her phone buzzed on the counter. It wasn't Sophia. It wasn't Elias. It was a news alert. CROSS EMPIRE STOCK SURGES ON RUMORS OF "ROYAL WEDDING." Aurora stared at the screen. Royal Wedding. The press had taken the photos from the hospital—the "united front"—and the leaks from the birthday party, and they had spun a fairy tale. They had decided that the "Secret Heir" scandal was actually a "Secret Romance."

"Today is such a lovely day Miss Bates, we have exciting news since the Alpha King and Luna Queen have already arrived." I gasped in surprise. "Oh! Asha? That's great news. We must send a word to my parents so that they can come." "Yes Miss Bates, you can call your parents now. The whole Palace is now looking forward to the incoming wedding of you and the Prince." I smiled sweetly at her then I walk towards the window and pulled the curtains open to let all the brightness of the sun come in. The beauty of the world just became tripled in my eyes as I look outside and see the beautiful view of the Palace Garden and beyond the gates. It's such a blessing to be alive and wake up knowing that my

You are awake, very awake. "Yes, Your Highness. It's your coronation today," the first one on the line answered. "But—" "Hello there, sister. Congratulations for your coronation and upcoming wedding," Prince David suddenly appeared behind the court ladies. Without further ado, I went back inside and shut my door. What kind of a nightmare is this?! * * *

The casino would be his, no strings attached. Evan must be thrilled. In just three days, our wedding will make everything his. I’m the only Bennett heiress. The sole heir to my father’s empire. And he really thought I’d settle for being another name on his list? Just a pawn in his game? Sadness didn’t even stand a chance. Fury burned it out fast. A plan was forming—bold, reckless, the kind you don’t even dare say out loud. I was going to leave Evan. But not just leave.

I have a lot of questions and doubts, and the now-familiar knot in my gut has tightened again, so much that I don't think it will ever leave. But, here I am, seated in a private plane straight to the palace, thrown into an arranged marriage by an app to a royalty I have never even met before, and there's no going back. If I have to go in blind, I'll just have to quickly learn how to navigate in the dark. – @ – The palace gates are looming ahead, a massive gate with gold and copper and bronze, with the royal insignia, a burning phoenix, in the middle. It was the very epitome of opulence and power, and you can almost feel it in the air.