Royally Not Ready Novels & Stories

It fell to my waist and Sadie couldn’t stop running her hands through them with an occasional “wow” I would love to dress in my usual jeans and t-shirts but we were provided with gowns that were ‘befitting’ to meet the royals. They made it clear that we were to dress with class around here and we were to be of utmost decorum. We would not be meeting the king today, he is a very busy man and he just lost his father a week ago so he is still not in his best mood. I kind of felt relieved after I learned that. Much as I would like to meet the almighty werewolf king, I was pretty skeptical about it. It is a big deal and with all the stories I’ve heard about him, he’s the strongest being in the we

He sprang back to where we had come from earlier. "Ms. Anthea's barrier has gone stronger. After you know, I got out." I said. I looked at them first. "You can't wear that in this world. The normans will think that you're a bunch of crazy role players. Also, I know I'm not in the place to say this, but you can't act as a royalty . In the mortal world, there's no Prince or Princess. Just an ordinary human being. " I said. they looked at each other.

“But My King, the Prince hasn't been crowned as the Crown Prince yet so technically, you don't have an heir. You can still make changes to things now that things aren't official yet.” I knew that delaying Milo's coronation was wrong. If we had done it a long time ago, then they wouldn't have had the chance to say this. But with Adrian being unconscious, I didn't have a chance. The time just never seemed right and we were waiting for him to graduate.

he revealed. “You are one hell of a crazy man already. I have no idea how poor Nick is going to keep up with your tantrums now,” I teased. “Oh shut up !” Rob huffed annoyed while flicking my forehead and stormed out. In a few months, the Beta will be wobbling out. Hehe. I can’t wait to see him walk like an inflated balloon. “Since the new Council is in place, when is the Coronation of the Queen ?” Grandpa Talon asked.

The prince explained “I understand completely my prince and I am proud of the men you both have become and how well you are doing. All that’s left is for you to get married and give us grandchildren.” The prince’s heart skipped a bit “Please do not tell me that you have already arranged marriage for me.” His heart was beating fast and, in his mind, he kept telling himself ‘I am not ready’

Zeva’s POV The announcement hit the packhouse before dawn floating through hallways, drifting between whispers, sliding under doors like poison gas. The readiness test has been delayed. Not canceled. Not reconsidered. Just… delayed. By the time I reached the lower corridor, the murmurs were already turning sharp. “The Alpha says she’s too weak to bear an heir.” “He refuses to touch her until she passes.” “Imagine, an Alpha mate who isn’t ready for him.” I walked faster. Their voices followed me anyway.

He never did. “You didn’t announce your engagement.” It wasn’t a question. “No.” “You danced with a human.” Silas’s tone was controlled, the calm that came before the storm. “In front of all the elders and board members. In front of your staff. In front of Bianca’s family.” Alaric said nothing.

‘I’ll have a room ready. I hesitated, then forced myself to continue. ‘Make sure you have wolfsbane cuffs ready as well,’ I added, each word like broken glass in my throat. ‘The Queen... isn’t in control.’ Another pause, longer this time. I could practically see her expression, the careful neutrality that masked whatever she was thinking. ‘I’ll be ready, my King,’ she finally replied. ‘Hurry.’

Status update: ✔️Still trapped in the sassiest cabin ever enchanted. ✔️Still no working exit. ✔️Still kissing King Edric like it’s an Olympic sport and I’m training for gold. ✔️Oh, and now he’s decided to become my personal magic coach. Yay.

Book 2: Crown of Shadows Chapter 27: The Voice of the Crown The final preparations for departure to Vaelthorne had stretched into their second day when Lord Chancellor Marcus raised the concern that would change everything. They were reviewing logistics in the main council chamber when he cleared his throat with diplomatic hesitation. "Your Majesty, there's been some... feedback... regarding the transition announcement," he said carefully. "Several territorial authorities have expressed uncertainty about the scope of royal expectations without formal documentation of new policies."