The Empress Time Reversed Abducted Marriage นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"You see, empress or is it, Aurora, they are no longer under your command. Your loyalty is under question. How would you explain why you kept it a secret that your husband, the emperor of the great Jaresh empire, was bitten by one of the blood suckers?" She glared at him. "Take her away." "Don't you dare touch me." "She is no longer your empress. Take her away." * The large city Square was crowded with the entire people of central city. The arena was filled with astonished chatter. The emperor had been compromised, they heard, he had been bitten by a blood suckers on his return from his wedding ceremony and the empress had kept it a secret. Aurora let herself be led in to the square, chains

"We've retrieved you because you are a perfect genetic match for the Emperor of EN-4396. Therefore, you are going to become the new Empress." Sure, little old Ellis Steward, soon to be a lawyer for the oppressed people was going to be part of the royalty. If that was not the biggest celestial fuck you possible, she didn't know what was. "I'm offended. Did you think I would jump at joy?" she scoffed. "You can't hold me against my will. That's kidnapping. I can sue you." She patted her sides for her cell phone but soon realized that she didn't have pockets. In reality, she wasn't even wearing the same clothes from the beach. Instead, she had been adorned in a silver shimmery tunic similar to t

From the time I was 22 until I turned 30, Brianna Everly and I had a wedding every year. The only thing we never had was a marriage certificate. She said she was afraid of marriage, terrified that we'd end up like her parents. So I gave her eight years to prepare herself—until our eighth wedding, when Brianna showed up in the wrong wedding dress. It looked just like the wedding dress she'd always worn for our ceremonies, except for one detail. The name embroidered along the neckline wasn't mine. It was my best friend, Leon Stratford's. I was about to confront Brianna when my brother, Dominic Sterling, grabbed my arm. "Harrison, it's been eight years. What's the point of digging into it no

It was almost laughable when I thought about it. Claire and I had been together for six years, yet we had never gotten married. At first, she said marriage would get in the way of her career and that her work had to come first. To help her build that career, I quit my stable, high-paying job without hesitation and followed her to New York City to start a company. I drank myself sick at business dinners and fought my way through one negotiation after another until I finally helped her take the CEO’s chair.

Those eyes… looking so fake and glassy with fake remorse. Her lips trembled just enough to look believable as she sighed and nodded. “I never wanted to believe it either,” she said, her voice shaking just enough to be believable. “But who would have thought Cassian would be so desperate to claim the Moretti Empire legacy? He abducted that woman when she got pregnant with his child. He abandoned her, locked her away, and when he was forced by pressure to marry… he had no choice but to wed her.” Gasps rippled through the crowd. Cameras flashed. Reporters shouted her name.

The words were simple, direct, and shocked most people. "Listen, listen! By the order of Emperor Kaelric Valen Drazor, who saved Kaldor and brought back order! His Imperial Majesty, having been miraculously saved from danger by a kind person with great character, has decided to marry this noble person. The maiden known as Liora, who showed amazing kindness and bravery in the Emperor’s worst moments, will be honored and will become the Empress of Kaldor!"

“Now that you have discovered who was meant to inherit Eden, I have no choice but to finish what I started.” The screen went black. And somewhere behind the archive walls, a mechanism began to count down. Thirty seconds. Adrian seized my hand. “Elena, whatever happens, stay behind me.” I stared at the dark screen, my heart hammering. Our marriage had been planned to unite two empires. Someone had sabotaged the agreement to steal them. And now that we knew the truth, that same person was preparing to bury us with it.

Her mother sat opposite her, pouring two cups of tea, sensing the heavy silence in her daughter. Suddenly, Zara’s phone buzzed. Then again. And again. Breaking news alerts began to flood her screen. Social media was exploding with grainy videos of guests fleeing the Knight Mansion. The headline in bold red letters made Zara’s heart stop: "WEDDING OF THE CENTURY TURNS TO CHAOS: ARYAN KNIGHT ESCAPES ALTAR." Zara’s hand trembled. She read the words three times, her eyes wide. "He didn't do it," she whispered, a strange mixture of relief and fear washing over her. "Mother... he didn't marry her."

Jonas closed the door and joined the driver in the front. “Mistress?” The driver asked placing his hands on the wheels. “Second Avenue, twelfth district.” I said playing with the little girl's hair. “We could stop for ice-cream.” I added. “Layla,” Cho began leaning into me. “Mummy said you got married to the richest man in Tokyo. Ethan Crawford I think,” Annabeth what have you done? I thought.

She looked like she could bite, and I loved every bit of it. “I don’t intend to take much of your time, so I’ll be very quick.” Her voice pulled me out of my thoughts, her eyes locking onto mine. “Let’s get married, Mr. Salvador,” she said.