Tales From A Not-so-dorky Drama Queen Novels & Stories

, Esmeray smirked. "How kind of you to invite us to your ball! Please why don't you spend time with us then?", Esmeray asked. Diana and Elizabeth got suspicious. "Mother, what're they up to?", Elizabeth asked. "I don't know, Let's see then", Maria said and went down the stairs. "So, if you're the Princess of Kestramore then why don't you live in a palace and why are you wearing such a dress?", a woman asked. "Because I left my royalty a long time ago, and married a baker", Maria smiled.

Where was the male lead when I was living in the basement with Cora, splitting a single bread roll into two meals? When I sold the house my mother, Lauren Webster, left me to help Cora get through her crisis, where was the male lead then? Now that Cora had become a billionaire CEO, what gave the male lead the right to swoop in and reap the rewards? "Darling, why are your hands so cold?" Cora asked cautiously. She looked down, her brow furrowing as she gently rubbed my hands. But as I looked at her beautiful face, only one thought filled my mind—she was going to force me into becoming a cheap thirst-trap live streamer for someone else's sake.

And it is happening now. "What happened, Claudia?" Someone asked, and his voice is unfamiliar to me. I looked at the person who spoke, and I can feel that he is a vampire. "She's gone... Again." The queen muttered coldly while tears were streaming down her cheeks. The man let out a deep sigh and put her in his embrace. He might be King Dracovick Sperova of the vampires. "I felt something powerful that woke me up from my slumber. Is she our daughter?" He mentioned as he stared at my cousin's body on the ground.

"Long ago, humans called me many names….but the one they remember most…is the Queen of Dragons. My stomach dropped. The Queen, not a queen, but the queen. Every child in Adengard grew up hearing stories about her. You know, Legends, myths, warnings. Nobody had seen her for generations. Well, I'm pretty sure nobody back home has ever seen a dragon, talk more or less of the Queen of dragons And now, now she was sitting in front of me making jokes. "You look disappointed." "I'm just confused." "That's fair." I sat on a fallen tree nearby because standing suddenly felt exhausting. Astria watched me with obvious amusement. "So," I said carefully. "Why can I hear you?" "Dragon bonds." I frowned. "