The Crown Epilogue Kiera Cass Read Online Novels & Stories

Marie gasps in shock as she clutches her mouth, tutting towards us in horror causing Blair to chuckle. “We’re really sorry about that… We were just curious and, yeah. We’re sorry,” I suddenly remember the strange occurrence with the crown after offering my pathetic excuse of an apology, grabbing my fleeting chance to bring it up before we go, “I was wondering if you could help me. When we were down there, something a little odd happened…” “The crown? You found it,” Cassandra grins widely as she must have read my wandering thoughts, “-well, I would it say, it appears that it found you,” she raises an eyebrow, confirming my suspicions silently as I think of the calling tune the crown had sung.

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.

The past few weeks have been more diabolical than even I can comprehend. “You know the Alpha king is coming here soon, visiting every pack in the regions, and you will be on Jimmy’s side as his Luna, not me. That position belongs to me, but lying to the Alpha king is a felony. I can’t pretend to be you, and I also can’t kill you outright because that would mean the Alpha king would have me killed. So let’s see how far your body can go before it breaks down, and being fair, I have been enjoying this even more.” She announced as she examined her body in the mirror.

“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.

The cabinet creaked open—files, a flash drive, and a little glass vial, capped tight, dark red inside. Blood. A scrap of paper stuck to it, Dorian’s scribble: Yours, Sienna. Always was. She reeled back, the vial hitting the floor with a clatter, not breaking but loud as hell. Roman cursed, bending for it, but the lights blinked—once, twice—then went black. Night swallowed them whole, and a low laugh crawled from the stairs. Ezra’s voice slid through the dark: “Loved the Hide and seek, Didn't you?.”

“To the crown. To Ancnix.” “And what happens when those are no longer the same thing?” Kailee asked. The question lodged deep. Zayden’s hands curled into fists. Fear burned sharp and undeniable — fear of betrayal, fear of being wrong, fear of choosing truth and losing everything he’d been raised to stand for. But beneath it was something worse. Fear that she was right. “I don’t know how to fight the crown,” he admitted. “I don’t even know what that looks like.” Kailee stepped closer, lowering her voice. “Then stop pretending this is nothing. Because every day you wait, the city gets darker. And Elora gets further away.”

Dante was seething, but he had to keep it under wraps. He never saw it coming. The girl who had always been so meek, the one who clawed her way up from the slums, the real deal heiress, was showing her true colors then, all teeth and claws. "50 million? In your dreams! Who do you think you are?" "Dreams are optional." I whipped out my phone, the screen showing a ticking countdown to send. "This is Rosa's health report. It says her kidneys are in perfect health, and that the whole sick act was just a con to snag my kidney.

She looked toward Nova, Kieran, and Lysandra. "...redemption begins when the lies end." Cassian lowered his head. "Then I will spend the rest of my life telling the truth." Nova walked to the center of the chamber. The moonlight crown rested in her hands. She turned toward Kieran. "I think this belongs to your family." Kieran looked at the crown before gently shaking his head. "No." "It's yours." She frowned. "I never wanted to rule." "And that's exactly why you should safeguard it." Lysandra smiled in agreement.

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.

said Eskylrious with a serious tone . " The lucky girl to be chosen as the bride of the crown prince . Everyone would dream of such a title . That's why you shouldn't feel sad about losing such a lame competition . You're gonna officially be the crown princess of England . This title is much better than the heir of a clan . " said professor Can with a serious expression and a satisfied smile . " ............You must be kidding ! Ha ha ha ! You must be joking with me , right professor Can ?! " said Kiara with a forced laugh .