The Crown Epilogue Kiera Cass Read Online นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Her sleepless night was worth spending, after all, seeing that the Queen Dowager loved it. The noblewomen dining with Queen Dowager are astonished by Darina’s wit in their literature. They believed that engraving poems to a woman’s heart are like writing an epic to a stone for just a day. But when it becomes possible, it is because that woman is more interested to honor the kingdom than herself. They believe that Darina is unintentionally revealing her strength to be the next ruler of Clapestris.

His hands reached out again, and this time the grip on my hand was not in line to check my pulse or the reason for my faltering breaths, just simply so as if he was lending himself a small piece of some treasure he craved, but could not covet. He fell away soon after, too soon for my itchy skin. He turned away to rest and the muscles through the new shirt rippled. The silence that followed was thick with unsaid things-the history of the scar, the predator simmering beneath the man, and the impossible intimacy of proximity. My own heart hammered, each beat a reminder of how close I was to him, how exposed, how dangerously drawn to this creature who had bled into my life with claws and fire. H

However, Lara agreed without hesitation, and Crown didn’t hold back. She moaned the second his lips touched her center. Watching her, with her eyes closed, and hearing her made me appreciate what was going on before me. The way her body moved against Crown’s mouth did not make me jealous but turned me on. After her excitement was easing, her eyes opened, and they landed right on me. The surprised look on her face was cute. Her leg fell from Crown’s shoulder. “I’m not finished,” Crown whispered. Crown didn’t forget I was here, but Lara looked like she did. “But,” Lara said nervously. Crown looked up at her, then at me. “Baby, what’s wrong,” I asked. “I’m sorry, I didn’t know he w

 ~AUTHOR'S POV~ Two days after the rebellion. Queen Dowager arranged for the crown prince's coronation. Many people from different regions in Joseon were invited and the palace was filled with people. Cassandra doesn't understand a thing, she only heard of the rebellion and she wondered what happened to Daniel. She can't believe that her father was part of it, that shows the prime minister is not a good man. He was blinded by his greed for power and more wealth and that's why he wanted her to marry the crown prince.

Kai cleaned the stool with his palm and made Anna sit on it. "You need to rest your legs." Anna nodded and Kai stood upright. He walked to the old shelf and took out the book. He dusted the front and read the title out loud, "The tormented." "Huh?" "That's the title of the book." Kai put the book back and went to the bed. The bedsheet was very dirty. This still doesn't feel real to Kai. Does anyone else know that this place exists in the palace? No, he doubts it. He looked up and he saw an old clock. It was still ticking and he could tell it was telling the correct time.

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.”

Between my role as crown princess, this contractual marriage with Lucas, Queen Larissa and now Sabrina… I couldn’t help but feel like I was walking into a storm. Cassidy seemed to sense my unease and gave me a soft smile. “Don’t worry, Amelia. Lucas is focused on his role as crown prince. Whatever happened between him and Sabrina is in the past.” Lena nodded in agreement. “Exactly. You’re the crown princess now, and that’s what matters.” I smiled back at them, appreciating their support even though my mind was still swirling with thoughts. Being crown princess meant so much more than I’d imagined, and I had a feeling Sabrina wasn’t going to make it any easier.

We will find out about that as the series progresses, and I know one day I will be adding another epilogue with them in it. But for now, I want us to revel in the love of Kael and Adessa, just the two of them. ✨🦋 THANK YOU to everyone who read this book and stayed with me from the very beginning. Most of you dove in and read this book from the get-go, from the moment I announced it, regardless that it wasn’t part of my BSP series. You trusted me, and I couldn’t be more grateful for that. I hope I was able to give you a story worth reading and worth waiting for.

So why was my chest filling with something that felt dangerously close to hope? "Forgive me, Your Majesty, but... she is a disgraced omega. Why would the crown want her?" The King looked down at me, kneeling in the dirt with my wrist bleeding where the iron had scraped it, and when he answered, his voice was loud enough for all to hear. "Because she is my mate."

My twin sister Celeste and I shared the same face, but little else. She believed in forgiveness. I believed anyone who hurt her should pay. Three years ago, Celeste was set to marry Adrien, Crown Prince of Valeria. But an old succession law forbade identical twins from both retaining legal identities once one entered the royal bloodline. So I chose my sister. My parents staged my death, erased Cassandra Montclair from public records, and promised to protect Celeste after I disappeared. I left her my fortune and the Crescent Guard, then vanished to the northern border. I believed my death had bought her safety. Then our dormant twin bond suddenly returned—and pain told me Celeste was being to