The Crown Epilogue Kiera Cass Read Online Novels & Stories

I had thought I was finally closing the book on our history, paying a debt to the universe by settling her bill. She must have been the one. She was there, she was humiliated, and she was desperate. I looked at Cassandra, whose eyes were glittering with a poorly hidden triumph. The "Kensington Legacy Foundation" wasn't a coincidence; it was a pre-packaged solution to a crisis Cierra had manufactured. It made sense to me now… “Jules.. find out how far this foundation of theirs has gone..” I called Jules and Cassandra replied to me so fast as if she is part of the foundation.

] [Because of financial crimes, Katie has been expelled from the Sunfang Pack and became a rogue. David hurried into my room with a letter in hand. “Miss Claire, this is Scott’s suicide note… Do you want to read it?” Everyone in the room fell silent and looked at me. Hoills frowned but did not do anything to stop David. He only looked at me silently and gave me a look that said that he would support me no matter what decision I made. I shook my head and felt nothing. “No need.” David nodded and left. Hoills then turned off the TV. I could see that he felt pity, but he was also proud of me.

she said, voice low. “Your mother, Teresa… was not just a simple woman. She was the princess of Hasteria. Beloved, powerful, wise and .y friend. But she fell in love with the king of Dersia, that dangerous man. He craved her power more than her heart. And when she refused to give it to him… he killed her.” Anisa spoke with sadness and added, “But not before she sealed her magic in that pendant you wear.” Tara’s breath caught. “All this time… she was royalty? I saw everything through the memories, he killed her brutally ”

The Crown and the Curse Elira stared at the crown burning softly in the woman’s hands—flames licking the edges but never consuming it. The heat pulsed with life, but it didn’t burn her skin. Instead, it called to her. The woman stepped closer. “He’s not dead. Not yet.” Elira dropped to her knees beside Kael, his blood soaking into the earth beneath them. His chest moved—but barely. “You can save him,” the woman said, her voice steady. “But it will cost you.”

My gaze veers to my brother Cameron who nods, signaling me to get Camilla. I don't hesitate, I'm walking to her before he exits the room, finding her and Clarissa in a conversation about cookies and milk. “Hello, sorry to interrupt this vital conversation.” I tease, earning a laugh from Clarissa and a slight smile from Camilla. “Beautiful Crown Sheryl, it really screams 'Queen,' I love it.” Clarissa grins. “Thank you,” I tell her. My hands reaching for my crown to adjust it, “It belonged to my sister.” I tell her, my gaze turning to Camilla discreetly licking chocolate off the ginger biscuits. “Phoenix Alpha,”

She did not know it was going to fail. She did not know about the second pendant. She did not know about Kade. She did not know about the border order Riven was going to have signed by midnight. She did not know that the woman she had spent thirty years burning had just sent the Alpha King's beta running down a corridor for the first time in nineteen years. She was going to find out. In six days.

Crystal POV “That was a beautiful contest. I guess she hasn’t lost her touch becoming the Healer of the pack and the Queen at the same time, and on the other hand, she’s good too.” He uttered as he led Queen Elyah into the castle, while I stayed back to reflect on all she said. “If someone’s running a program without anyone knowing about it, then that certain someone should also know how to cover his tracks, since it feels like very few people know about it,” I muttered to myself and turned to see Kieran standing behind me.

"Your Majesty—something is wrong. Her Grace's body is gone." Silence struck the room. Then Mira stumbled through the threshold. "Your Majesty, hear me! Even if you mean to kill me—Aya faked her death!" She raised a ring. Elia Rowan's insignia. He had fallen from a cliff while leading my escape. No body had ever been found. "They discovered this near the abandoned fortress. Someone saw Elia Rowan slipping into the Capital. The one inside the coffin isn't Aya. They planned it long ago—staged her death and fled together. Even the funeral was a performance meant for you."

“I learned her shape the day she tried to trade my life for a crown. In one world she succeeded. In this one she will have to work harder.” Lucien’s mouth twitched. “The world does not often give two chances.” “It gives as many as we steal,” Seraphina said. “Equinox has a wide sleeve.” He left with a small shake of his head, a sound almost like a laugh caught in his throat. The lock turned. The quiet returned. Seraphina sat on the low bench and closed her eyes. She pictured the veil, the chill, the threads that had lit under her sight, the way Elysia’s voice had faltered on the word saved.

My whole body tenses when I take the crown, heart pounding wildly in my chest. “We’ve gone through the rules, we’ve gone through every procedure and now it’s time for your king to crown his queen,” Gaza’s shrill voice rings out. “All rise!” The crowd rises, a massive sea of bodies. “Your Majesty, the King, Alpha Cassian Vale,” he pauses, “please, crown your queen.” Lysandra faces me, my throat closes and I will my hands not to tremble. “You can smile a little, Cassian,” she taunts in a whisper.