Novel & Cerita Show Me Royal Blue

“That's very nice of you, Christian. Your momma will be so happy when you give these to her.” “Christian!” I heard a middle aged lady running out from the pack house and coming to us. Her eyes widened when they landed on me and then she scowled at Christian Jr. “Royal Beta Christian, I'm so sorry for the disturbance. Chris can be a little proactive and find his way out of my sight real quickly.” She looked frightened. I don't blame her. Most people react that way in the presence of the Royal Beta and the Royal Alpha King.

I smiled as I walked into the closet and Velia and Diana helped me put it on. The base of the gown was a rich, deep shade of royal blue, akin to the vast, starry night sky. It shimmered with a subtle luminescence as if tiny stars were embedded within the fabric itself. The gown was designed to flow gracefully around my figure, accentuating my natural elegance and poise.

But for Alex, he automatically knew who it was as he immediately recognized his white hoodie that got splattered with paint in the colors of the rainbow. He scrolled up and as the caption, he simply had a blue heart emoji. "Blue."

No one ever saw a royal blue that large before, so they all had their doubts! "I'm not mistaken! I can guarantee you with our shop's reputation on the line. This is the real deal!" Raphael said firmly. He was in charge of the shop, so he was not just involved with the production, but he had deep knowledge as well. The others might not be willing to acknowledge it as a royal purple, but he could tell that this was one! "That-" Willie was stunned at the news. Andy and Penny were stunned as well. Everyone there was dumbfounded!

I exclaim. "You're doing it again. Choose now." She commands. "Midnight blue." I say because that's the first colour that comes to my mind. "The colour of royals. Nice choice. Next, what food will be served?" "Aren't you the Alpha? Can't you just choose?" I ask tired.

I was wrong… She power-stand up instead. “The dresses… which color do you think will look better on me?” She asks, holding out the two ball gowns that looks somehow identical in styling. “ Ohm… the wine red?” She makes a face, squinting her eyes at both dresses. “ Nah! I will go with the navy-blue. It speaks royal.” “ I doubt that. When you talk about royalty, red is the color. It’s Stormhalt coat-of-arm color.” I suggest.

This was my way of keeping a conversation going. “From the Artic circle, related to the royal family.” He answered with a shrug and a smirk. The royal family were one of the few people in the world who had and owned what they wanted, they didn’t show off but when you meet them you’ll deinelty know but Kevin didn’t have that aura, his eyes however was the same as the signature blue-Greyish that everyone had. “Oh, I see. Should I refer to you as your highness or is it fine to call you Kevin?” He laughed and placed the empty glass on another moving tray.

I tried to understand what he meant and gradually, it clicked. "But the peace treaty has it that no creature would ever be harmed by another creature," I whined but he flicked his index finger in the air. "As long as you do not cross the line." He added, "Take a warm color rather, blue for instance." He suggested, lifting the blue armani suit I was gifted on the day of my coronation as prince. "Blue," I repeated. "And if she appears in a similar colour?" I asked jokingly and he smiled.

And most importantly—where was my husband? I sat upright, breathing heavily as my mind spiraled with possibilities of what Caspian could be up to. Silly man. He must be up to something. My gaze narrowed to the wall opposite me. And that was when I froze. The room… The first thing that struck me was the color—the walls were drenched in a royal blue, deep and commanding, like the velvet robes of kings. It wasn’t just paint; it was textured, with a faint sheen that caught the early morning light in a way that whispered of money.

that captured not just the sound but the emotion behind it. The large canvas dominated the room, nearly complete except for a few final touches. Jake mixed his paints carefully, searching for exactly the right shade of blue to capture the luminous quality of the Crystal Voice in performance. As he worked, he thought about the journey that had brought them here, from that first night on the cruise ship to becoming partners in every sense.