The Concubine Novel Novels & Stories

Her pride as one of the influential women in the socialite community prevents her from revealing the dirty life she leads as the wife of the obscene old man. 'I could understand a little if it was Sashal Shalomett, but this wench, as the woman of the Royal Palace? How could a woman like her occupy the position of a concubine, even becoming the first ever concubine in the royal family history? I should've continue to crawl under His Majesty's feet so I could get the position of concubine.' “Lady Yoanc, have you heard all of Luelle's stories?” "Of course." "So, what should Luelle do now?"

Was this a joke? With shaky fingertips, she extended her hand and got the book from him. Then, she lowered her gaze, gulping heavily. "Thank you," there was a tiny crack in her voice. Czar said nothing, but simply went back to reading. ****†****†****†****†****† IN A NEUTRAL BAR ****†****†****†****†****† The brown-skinned lady - decked out in a circle mini skirt that exposed the cheeks of her butts and a top that was barely enough to cover her tummy with a belly-button - bent over the table as she refilled the cups of the Wolf Kings to the brim.

"He is going to find the truth soon. " I nodded in response and opened my mouth to speak but the door leading into my office burst open. "What the hell!" I shouted when I realized that it was one of the guards of the concubines. " what's happening?" I demanded wondering why a concubine's mate was in my office when I had not called for him. "Your Highness," he bowed his head. "There is a huge problem going on at the concubine's space," he announced. "What?" My eyes widened and I exchanged looks with Romeo. No one needed to tell me that Lorena had caused trouble. I didn't bother to listen to him as I stood up from my chair and headed outside my office.

"Who will explain to me why my consort was treated like a criminal?" The temperature in the room seemed to drop suddenly. The hotel's head butler—a high-ranking vampire appointed to oversee council affairs—trembled as he stepped forward, fear flashing in his crimson eyes. "Your Majesty," he stammered, bowing deeply. "This... this is a misunderstanding. The hotel had no intention of offending Her Majesty the Queen." "A misunderstanding?" Aurelius coldly retorted. His silver gaze swept across the room. "I saw with my own eyes the council guards laying hands on my consort."

Meredith shot her a look and said, "Isn't your husband good to you? I've heard that he wakes up early every day to help you with your makeup. It's become a well-known story in the capital." Henrietta's face turned red. "Meredith!" Carissa laughed and sipped her coffee. The harmonious atmosphere was genuinely pleasant. She made an effort to ignore any troubling thoughts. During the New Year, showing even a hint of worry in the palace was considered taboo. Fortunately, she had learned how to suppress her emotions. They were discussing Leona's husband, Samuel, the proud scholar who had taken two concubines. One of them was the head courtesan at Fragrant Parlor, renowned for her beauty, and her

“The only thing wrong with this is, I’m treated like some untouchable asset because either way, I belong to Kain. Maybe that’s one of the reasons Ivan doesn’t notice me.” I understand what she means perfectly. Being a concubine here was like being a pretty bird locked in a golden cage. Freedom is inaccessible, and no chance for feeling things like love or finding a mate. Even if she did make the same mistake and fall for Kain, he’d never truly be able to treat her well and she’d be thrown into battle with Yvonne for who gets his attention and praise. None of those have a happy ending for her. My heart reaches out to her as a fellow trapped bird.

“Empress, what is the meaning of all this? Is it true that the news of your marriage is real?” asked the fifth concubine as she strode in the moment the hall doors opened, followed by dozens of concubines behind her who glared angrily. Seeing all the empresses appear, she felt neither fear nor guilt; instead, she was bored by all these foolish concubines who hadn’t been able to do anything since the demon god’s death. All they could do was seek their own pleasure and never help manage the demon realm; even among themselves, they were only preoccupied with luxury and scheming to ensure their children could become the heirs to the demon realm.

“If I get sick and I offer a woman to you as a concubine, will you accept her?” “You’re talking nonsense!” Rion laid down again. Odette told Rion about what Elis and Nadin had told her this morning. She also commented in detail about the fate of women in this era. “Giving a husband a concubine is considered noble and not giving a husband a concubine is considered selfish. I hope all kings, no, but all men who sleep with other women when their wives are sick or not at home are struck by lightning and disappear from this world. How disgusting!”

His gaze was fixed on his trusted guard, Glenn who seemed a little hesitant to talk. "Speak! Now" Maxwell said lazily as he leaned back on the chair. "Um, actually...about an hour ago, the royal concubine's body was found inside the pond in the garden. By the time the guards brought her out, she was already...dead. Her maid was also found dead by the side of the pond. She seemed to have been stabbed to death. There was no clear injury on the royal concubine's... body" Glenn said solemnly. He paused in his words to observe the king's expression. Seeing the king's expressionless face, Glenn really felt bad for royal concubine Amber. He could only sigh in his head and continue his words.

“I see. So you’re the girlfriend of which Alpha?” The woman laughed again. “I think you’ve got the wrong idea,” she said. “I’m no one’s girlfriend.” “But you—” “You’re new here, aren’t you?” she asked. I swallowed and nodded, feeling a heat creep into my cheeks. But the woman seemed to take it in stride, leaning closer to me as she spoke. “I’m a concubine,” she said, nodding her head toward one of the Alphas, a middle-aged man who I didn’t know the name of. “Most of us here are.”