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His Highness's little mate
Cassie hardly talked and Diana was a little bit socially awkward herself so they didn't even say hi to each other.
He and his Queen went back to his mansion and they started living their happily ever after. It has been nothing but a blissful journey so far, he even missed her so much even though he had only left the mansion for just half an hour to attend the council meeting.
It was now time for Leonard's trial with the council. They were both seated opposite each other, around the long table that took almost all the space in the room as they waited for the remaining members to decide their fate. Darryl had always thought that the table was a waste of materials because the council only consi
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His Property: The Alpha’s Swapped Bride
They stopped at a big hall which had a deadly aura as the men pushed the teenagers inside the dark hall
"Well,well,well and who do we have here?Hello Summer or should I call you Niece?
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"Do you know my dad?"
Summer asked staring at the strange man
"Of course yes infact we were brothers"
Lord Voldemort said as he finally came down from his throne revealing his handsome but evil face
"Really,so you knew Mr Jerald?"
Dorian asked as the man cold gaze fell on him
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Alpha Atlas
It wasn't what they were doing that interested me, but what they were saying.
"Oh, she was livid." The shorter woman hissed, reigning in her laughter. "She closed down an entire wing of the castle, but we could all feel her ice from beyond the doors."
"What angered her more, the two of them completing the bond, or the blast into spring?" The other snickered quietly, grinning at her companion.
"I've heard she's trying to get the High Lady to turn it back into winter." She groaned, "The entire ball is themed after the frigid season. I don't know about you, but the water court needs a few hundred years of this warm summer."
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The King's Little Faeling
Soniva Castle, Summer Court Capital, Faerie
Fawn
I tried not to think about Cassia, implying that she and Fallon were together yesterday. Surely he wouldn't have been with her and then come to me to do what we did. I had to admit, though, that I didn't really know the Summer King and kings have been notorious for infidelity and the like throughout history. It could be the same in Faerie. I was brooding on this when Fallon sat down next to me. So he startled me.
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Detective Casie Blackwood and the Moonlit Secrets
"You're standing in a shelter full of children asking questions about a dead girl. My dead girl."
The Sparrow. Casie's hand tightened around her phone as she signalled to Rick and Nathaniel with her free hand. Both men immediately tensed, moving closer.
"Why kill her?" Casie kept her voice steady, professional. "She was just a teenager."
"She was the daughter of Lord Oberon's youngest son. A direct heir to the Summer Court throne." The modulated voice remained eerily calm. "And my client found that... inconvenient."
"Who hired you?" Casie pressed, knowing the answer was unlikely but trying anyway.
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The Cursed Alpha Bride
The heavy oak doors of the grand parlor banged open as I stepped inside.
The room was packed. The three High Court judges sat at the long mahogany table, their crimson robes stark against the dark wood. Lord Vance stood proudly near the hearth, a smug, victorious smile playing on his lips. And there, propped up in an armchair near the fire, was Cordelia. She looked deathly pale, a lace handkerchief pressed to her lips, but her gray eyes gleamed with a vicious, triumphant light.
"Ah, the Luna arrives," Lord Vance purred, folding his arms. "Or should we say, the Nightveil guest?"
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HER ROYAL HIGHNESS
she said and kissed him lightly on the lips.
“I will see you when I’m done then,” he said and returned.
Queen Grace called her chief handmaiden over.
“What’s the occasion?” she asked her seeing how happy she was.
“Duchess of Falcon is expecting so I need you to start the preparations. I need the best tailors to start making the clothes. We don’t know which sex yet so let them make something unisex.”
“I will go right now and notify them.”
“They should use the best brocades that came as tribute recently.”
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Falling for Lord Masquerade
For shame, Miss Phillips," he said, trying valiently to remove the smile from his face.
"Yes, a shame Litonia has met her match," Clarence agreed, still laughing. "She might have incisive remarks but you have a way of turning the tide, Miss Jenna Phillips."
"Thank goodness I know how to swim," I smiled slyly, "Hope you don't drown, Mr. Clarence."
"Ha! We'll see about that, Miss. I have learned a stroke or two in my time," he said competitively. Clapping Masquerade's shoulder, he finished, "And Lord Masquerade can always lift my head if I slip under."
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100 Nights to Tame a Cursed Heart
"Summer must have... borrowed these pieces for the photograph. Or hired some costume jewelry."
But even as I say it, I know how ridiculous it sounds. The quality is obvious even in a photograph. The way the light catches the gems, the perfect setting, the unmistakable craftsmanship of true royal jewelers.
"Actually," Mrs. Carter says thoughtfully, and I can hear the satisfaction creeping into her voice, "I heard through my husband that Luna Summer was recently received at the Southern Court. Something about her new status as Alpha Luxian's mate requiring formal recognition."
The words hit like hammer blows. Summer. At the Southern Court. Officially recognized.
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Betrayed by The Exchange
She saw no reason why Jessica acted like a peacock when she didn't hold any high authority, and, as she saw it, a council member was not high authority to her.
"She likes the king too," Hilda added, earning a scowl from Summer, whose face was filled with irritation.
"Gross!" Summer spat, now understanding why Jessica acted that way. Maybe some lycans had told her about the special treatment she was getting in the palace, and that was what was pissing her off.
"She better stay in her lane and not cross mine to avoid a story that touches the heart because I don't give a damn," Summer muttered fearlessly, while Hilda said nothing. She only spoke when asked to, to avoid getting on Summer's nerve
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In 'Lord of High Manor', the villain isn't just a single character but a layered antagonist who evolves throughout the story. At the surface, Lord Blackthorn appears as the primary foe—a ruthless nobleman with a twisted sense of justice, using his wealth and influence to oppress the lower classes. His cruelty is methodical, from manipulating laws to sanctioning brutal punishments for minor crimes.
However, the deeper villainy lies in the system he upholds. The aristocracy itself becomes an antagonist, perpetuating cycles of poverty and despair. Blackthorn's wife, Lady Seraphine, is equally cunning, orchestrating schemes behind the scenes to eliminate rivals. Their son, Damian, embodies the generational corruption, showcasing how power corrupts even the young. The novel cleverly blurs lines between individual evil and systemic injustice, making the villains both personal and societal.
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