Secret Of The Missing Princess 소설 & 이야기

Black-and-gold walls shimmered under the soft light, woven basket designs glinting like threads of magic. Then I saw it. A portrait—brown hair, green eyes, soft lips. My steps halted. The woman in the picture looked exactly like me. “I knew you looked familiar,” Dee said, noticing my expression. “That’s the Princess. I sensed a similarity.” “Princess?” I asked, my voice barely a whisper. Dee nodded. “She was the princess here about ten years ago. Vanished right after her father arranged her marriage. They said she was furious—ran away. When she was finally found, she was pregnant. Her children were… different.”

"I need to look behind your ear. May I?" Hela sat down and leant her head forward and Henri took a look behind her ear. "Well?" Our father asked. "She has it." Henri said, I let out a breath I hadn't realised I was holding. "Jennifer was the missing Princess."

Lily was only four, she always wanted me to read her a bedtime story before bed. "Benny, Benny. Daddy told me a stowey. Let me tell it to you." She raced up to me and I scooped her up into my arms bringing her back to my room. "What story was it?" I asked freigning excitement. "It was the stowy about the pwincess... There once was a baby, her hair was as dark as night, her eyes a lighter shade of the deep blue sky, she was only six months old when she was taken from the palace. But the witch that stole her cast a spell so the princess would never be found and the witch was never seen again. Every year on the princess's birthday they still hold a huge ball and send off lanterns to try and gui

King’s eyes lit up as if he had touched a treasure. Ivan was breathing deeply, as if all the strength had been taken out of her. "If we had known about this, we would not have sent Prince Zalari for treatment. If Prince Zalari had not told the secret of this hidden precious princess of Renam, we would never have been able to attack Renam.” The king's voice was bursting with joy. They still thought that Zalari was the unknown person who informed Raga about the existence of Princess Eva.

There were a total of two guards that entered her room holding their neat posture as they walk. "Call upon my secret messenger. I want him to do something with the King's missing child," she said while smiling to herself. Despite hiding the truth from the King, she is not hesitant to let the royal guards know her connection to the Prince's disappearance. Soon enough this Kingdom would be hers.

I turned away from the TV to keep my foster family from noticing my interest in the news. I especially didn’t want Andrea to see me staring at the handsome Alpha male who was the missing girl’s fiancé. I could still hear the reporter's words as he delivered the story. His voice seemed to echo through my mind. “So, I have a message for all you girls who will soon be eighteen,” the reporter said. “If you have thick eyebrows and naturally curly hair, please call the number at the bottom of the screen. You could be Alberta Wilson, the heiress of dying billionaire Alex Wilson.”

Honestly, they wouldn’t be wrong. But let’s shift from sorcery to socks. Why does one sock always vanish in the laundry? There must be a hidden sock dimension. Somewhere in another universe, a giant pile of lonely socks is having a party without us. Maybe socks are secretly escaping, tired of being walked on all day. I wouldn’t blame them. And while socks disappear, Tupperware multiplies. You buy one set, and suddenly you have fifty mismatched lids. It’s like they’re breeding in the cupboard. Scientists should really study this instead of worrying about Mars. Forget space travel—explain the Tupperware phenomenon!

“Smart girl. Don’t worry — I’m not interested in your little love story. I have bigger plans.” He walked to the desk and handed me an envelope — thick, unmarked. “This will cover the exact amount. No more, no less. Deliver it to Heather, and she’ll have no excuse to linger.” I took it, my hands shaking. It was heavier than I expected, like it carried more than just money. “And the favor?” I asked quietly. “When?” His gaze turned cold and his mouth curved into a grin before he said, “It wouldn't be fun if I tell you now, would it, princess?"

He said to her and her heart missed a beat at the thought. “I can only do the little I can, so whatever secret you know you have, …” He said. “I don’t have any secrets.” She snapped at him and he could say no more.

Once they were out of earshot, he ran a hand through his hair. “I didn’t want to say this in there but… Princess Romaine is missing.” “WHAT?” he snapped. “If she’s missing, why the hell aren’t they looking for her? Why are they more interested in news?” “The King and the Queen saw the news this morning first, then they went to her room, but the Princess… she’s nowhere in the palace, King. She’s nowhere to be found. She’s gone, just disappeared. I guess she decided to leave the palace for good… Maybe Deltora, too…”