Royalty Quotes Novels & Stories

one of the elders responded. “He is my son and he will do the needful. It’s scornful for a royal blood to marry a servant. Royalty marries only royalty. That has been our tradition for ages now. Moreover she’s not even here in the meeting which proves she’s incompetent for the prince.” The elders nodded as they discussed among themselves. The King smugly smiled as he stared ahead. Once the discussion was over they glanced at the Prince. “Prince, are you ready to annul this marriage?”

As Chris remained occupied with his office work, oblivious to the intimate conversation about to unfold, Rachael turned to Roslyn with a thoughtful expression. "Roslyn, I've been thinking extensively about Leonardo Moratti and his remarkable background," she began. "He comes from an illustrious royal family with a rich history that dates back centuries, renowned for their philanthropic endeavors and exceptional business acumen."

“I wonder how royalties are so prodigies at everything.” I heard the person snicker beside me and his gaze fell on me. Out of respect, I looked at him, too, and his eyes glimmered because of the golden chandeliers above. He was smiling at me; and of course, as a courteous lady, I reciprocated. “I do not agree with that,” he replied and tilted his head. “Royalties also have conflicts with specific things. You should also base your on your experience as a royalty. Don’t you think? By the way, I am Prince Ken from this kingdom --- Kingdom Azrael.”

"The company is willing to sign a new licensing agreement. Annual royalties of $1.2 million, retroactive for the past three years, with a lump-sum payment of $3.6 million." $3.6 million. That was more than double Kevin's previous offer of $1.5 million, but still nowhere near what they owed me. "Director Reid." I leaned back in my chair. "What do you think my patents are worth?" Dylan smiled. It was the kind of polished corporate smile that never revealed anything. "The value of a patent depends on its commercial application. Without Eveningstar's distribution channels and brand recognition, the market value of these patents would be limited."

Dowager Queen Darlington believed that there were sacrifices to be made in life. And if primping and smiling in front of the camera in both her career life and her relationship were what her sacrifice had to be, so be it. “Royalty never complains, royalties simply hold their chins high and get the job done no matter what,” had always been the favourite quote that her mother always reminds her. If she had heard that somewhere or she conned it herself, Tanya had never asked. So when Martinez had staged a very elaborate proposal for her, one which had been recorded live on TV, of course, she had simply smiled and accepted the proposal.

However, my heart did not conform to the idea of a marriage without love. I don't want to betray anyone, Nicolau. I want to marry someone I love, someone I can really share my life with - I admitted with regret. Nicolau nodded, understanding my dilemma. - I understand, Alexandre. But you know that sometimes our choices are not entirely in our hands. Royalty often needs to make sacrifices for the sake of the kingdom. I know, Nicolau, but it's so hard to accept this - I replied, the sadness reflected in my voice.

"Forty-five million? As expected of the eldest son of the Hunts!" "Yeah! It's crazy to think that a piece of useless Panax would cost up to forty-five million. Rich people are insane!" ... Everyone around Quinton gasped in awe when they heard the price Quinton offered. "I-"

"I'll demand royalties a thousand times your salary at Alexander Group. Submit a formal proposal if you can afford it." "Just kill me, sir. Do you think I make that much from writing? I guess I'm too lowly to write their beautiful story." Why are there people like that on this earth? "How about you, sir, may I create a character like you?" 'A handsome mad tiger, a psychopath obsessed with his lady's wavy hair.' Kylie laughed inwardly. "You can pay me royalties a hundred times your salary." 'Just kill me, sir. It's no use talking to you.'

"How dare you hit her?" "How dare I hit her?" Venilla scoffed and paced around. "She spoiled the reputation of the Royal family and you think I shouldn't get angry about that?" She demanded and continued pacing around. "You shouldn't have bought her here because we can't have strangers spoiling the reputation of the Royal family that has built for years!" "And you think I made a mistake in bringing her here?" Queen Elizabeth asked.

Before he could formulate a properly cutting response, however, Kincaid spoke again, and his words hit like a perfectly aimed arrow. "I represent a group of investors who believe Smith Royale is being significantly undervalued in the current market," Kincaid said, turning away from the window to face Charlie directly. "We see its tremendous potential – the potential that's being overlooked by current leadership. But we also see that leadership is becoming... distracted by sentiment rather than focused on results." He let that word – sentiment – hang in the air like an accusation. "At Primus Corporation, we believe vision should be rewarded. Real ambition and business acumen. Not just birthri