Romans & histoires The Crown Epilogue Kiera Cass Read Online

But for their precious Livia, they swallowed their pride and uttered, “Yes, my Queen.” “YOU’RE NOT THE QUEEN! I AM! I AM!” Kelissa’s fear evaporated, replaced with anger when even her own uncle and aunt addressed the scum of a wolf by that title, HER title! Apart from Kelissa’s own crew, everyone growled at her, Greg being one of the loudest and most barbaric. Lucianne scoffed as she turned to face the heiress, and asked with an arrogant smirk, “Are you?” Kelissa then spat, “You will never wear the Crown! You will never be Queen! I will NEVER kneel before you! YOU ARE THE ONE WHO WILL KNEEL BEFORE ME!”

“His Highness Prince Kane Rio Andriel Beniah von Clandestine and his partner, Lady Cassandra Sophia von Riva has arrived.” They both looked at Andriel and Cassandra who entered the hall hand-in-hand. Cassandra looked lovely in her crimson red dress which emphasized her grayish red hair. Beside her, Prince Andriel also looked more princely with his white coat with gold linings and a white cape with the star symbol draped on his back. “Lady Cassandra is a strong candidate for the crown princess position, right?” “What is she doing with Prince Andriel?” “Do you think Prince Andriel would be chosen as the next crown prince?”

“She’s using my crown to strike in daylight.” Cassian’s tone softened. “Then we bring the crown itself to our side. The King must speak, even if only once.” I looked at him. “And if she’s already silenced him?” He didn’t answer. The silence between us said enough. Far away, Aria watched the city lights from her window. “Every empire falls from within,” she whispered to herself. “And hers began the day she learned to trust again.”

princess" title with Alicia. - The birthday banquet was a grand affair. Everyone came to catch a glimpse of the Rodney family's long-lost second daughter. Dressed in a custom-made gown by Chester, Alicia played her role to perfection as the dazzling, untouchable heiress of the Rodney family. While pretending to help me change into my dress, she leaned in, eyes bright with smugness, and whispered in my ear, "So what if you're the biological daughter, Eliza? You're just the second child—barely relevant. I'm still the one Mom and Dad adore most. You want to play dirty little tricks? Eliza, you've got a long way to go."

we corrected. "That seems—" "Impossible?" we offered. "I was going to say perfect." We smiled. Because she was right. After everything—the deaths, the cosmic trials, the mergers and separations, the battle against parasitic divinity—we had earned this. The chance to exist freely. To choose each other every day instead of being bound by cosmic mandate. To build something beautiful from chaos. "The Broken Crown returns," Queen Elara said, approaching with tears on her face. "But different now. Separate. Is the bond—"

She announced. “Oh, why didn't you say that before?” Beta Pete articulated in interest and he leaned himself forward, waiting for her to continue. She swallowed the lump that made itself home in her throat and voiced out the next words. “I believe Roxie has something to do with the Luna Queen Nevaeh.” It was like she dropped a bomb as both men instantly went silent and looked at her as if she had grown an extra head on her shoulder. “You are telling us Roxie is the reincarnation of the historical Luna Queen?”

She did not know why Alpha Silas did not give the crown to Eudora! "I...don't know" The grip on her neck loosened, and she took advantage of it to inhale greedily. Her lungs were burning painfully. "You didn't know?" He demanded, She shook her head. "You didn't know about the time you spent alone with him on that boulder? And how do I know you didn't seduce him into giving you the crown that was supposed to be my sister's?" She blinked. He knew? He knew! For a moment, Kiara felt so dumb. Of course he did! Of course he knew! His spies are everywhere. How could she be negligent? Was she too lost in her foolish fun when someone offered her a dreamy friendship?

"The Crown showed them the future." The image changed again. Lyra saw the three ancient rulers staring into the crown. Then their expressions changed. Shock. Fear. Horror. The Empty King suddenly staggered backward. The creature roared. The Hollow Queen began crying. The giant being never moved. Never approached. As though it already knew what they had seen. "What did they see?" Cassian asked. The answer came softly. "The end." Silence followed. The vision shifted once more. A future battlefield. Dead worlds.