The Grand Duchess Escape Novels & Stories

Hearing the woman's screams and the mention of 'Her Grace', General Dion finally realized his mistake and hastily lowered his sword again. From start to finish, the girl who had been threatened just smiled gently while looking at them. The girl stopped as her maid was about to put on her body for her. Furthermore, the girl even introduced herself respectfully to Princess Elle. “Sorry if I startled you, Your Highness. Then, please forgive my maid's disrespect as well. I, Duchess Alison, greet Her Highness, Princess Elle. May health and prosperity always be with you.”

The Grandmaster asked the guard standing before him. He was at an underground high profile get together when Dom received a call from the mansion stating that it was dead urgent. "The prisoner escaped!" The guard shivered. Grandmaster furrowed his eyebrows, "which of them?" He asked. Fabiola and Dom stood behind Grandmaster. "One of the Glacier Carter's hostages, Master." The guard's voice broke, he kept his head low the entire time, daring not to stare at Grandmaster. "Then what are you standing here doing, search everywhere until you find him!" Grandmaster ordered. He could not have a prisoner escape at a time like this, it'll only show how weak he'd become.

Godric St. Laurent, the twelfth Duke of Essex, leaned back in his saddle watching the abduction he'd orchestrated unfold. Covering his mouth with a gloved hand, he stifled a yawn. Things were going smoothly. In fact, this entire kidnapping bordered on the point of tedious. They'd intercepted the coach ten minutes before it reached Chessley House. No one witnessed the escort of riders or the driver changing his route. Oddly enough, the young woman hadn't shown any signs of resistance or concern from inside the coach. Wouldn't she have made some protestations when she realized what was happening? A thought stopped him dead. Had she somehow slipped out of the coach when they'd slowed on a corne

I managed to say as we were moving again. After traveling some more, we found ourselves outside. Staring at the blue sky, I found myself in disbelief. I couldn't believe it. We had actually managed to escape without anyone finding us. "Don't stand there. Keep moving," Rickey ordered. "He's right," said the Grand Duchess, though she gave him a disapproving stare. "We might have been able to leave the building, but it's still not safe." "Right," I said as I scanned our surroundings before picking a direction.

"Don't hang up in a hurry. I'll call you. I just want to tell you that Wendy Smith escaped from prison when she saw the news that you and Ada Wood got married. Before she escaped, she kept saying that she wanted to revenge Miss Wood." "What do you say?" After hearing this news, Adair Carter went to Ada Wood. He must catch up with that crazy woman before she appears in Ada Wood's place. She can't be hurt any more. Rush to the door of the room, just ran into Winni Bush who is walking that way with the ring. "Adair, before the wedding ceremony, secretly comes to find Ada. This is not right. Just wait a moment, and the time will come soon." Winni Bush thinks that Adair is just because he thinks

“Jules also died the next morning.” “This is really suspicious. I’ll definitely give my resignation letter to…” BAM! The two guards abruptly ceased their conversation upon hearing a loud thud. Worried that it originated from Mikhail's room, they swiftly unlocked the door. Without wasting a moment, they were greeted by the sight of an open window. "Oh no!" They hurriedly rushed towards the window to catch a glimpse. And there they witnessed Mikhail, hobbling towards the car after leaping from the second floor. "GATHER EVERYONE! THE YOUNGMASTER IS ESCAPING!"

I was glad I had filled her in on Mason wanting to keep the Marking a secret and how I was bait to bring Diane back. When I turned around, I locked eyes with Henry and froze. For some reason, I felt as though I was a cheating wife that had been caught with another man. I shook this thought out of my head. Why would I feel guilty? I walked away to find somewhere silent. I was not sure why Mason was making a big deal out of this. Was he not the one who wanted to keep the Marking Ceremony a secret? Why was he telling everyone that could hear now? I had not walked far when someone approached me, saying I was needed at the territory boundary.

"You need to rest. Eat. Take care of yourself. Get up. Come with me." "I…" My throat tightened, the words slipping out in a whisper. "I don’t want to go back to that house." The impact of my admission was immediate. Sophia’s shoulders dropped, the hard lines of her face softening. "We won’t." Her voice was quiet, but final. "We’re going to Espósito’s estate. It’s safe there." Something inside me cracked. For the first time in days, my muscles relaxed just a little. Leaving the Morunaga estate behind wasn’t just an escape. It was freedom.

“It was awe full, as usual, doing business with you Tony. But it’s time for me to go. And, just so you know exactly who has the power here, if you lap dogs leave a mark on me, I won’t supply you anymore. Have a nice evening. But, I hope, you fall, in a ditch.” “Now!” He booms. The men all lunge towards me. Good thing a know this building inside out and back to front. I simply jump out the window. I land on the balcony a level down. My feet tingle on impact. I break the glass and climb through that window. Once I’m back inside, I run through the empty trade floor and sprint down to the underground level. Once there a take my pick of the cars. Tony’s shiny black Audi is sitting unprotected. I

Jane teased, a cold, triumphant smile playing on her lips as she stepped over the shattered glass. "Welcome to the family, Danielle. Get some rest. We have a lot of work to do." Without waiting for a response, the matriarch turned on her heel and glided back inside the mansion, leaving Danielle alone on the wind-swept balcony. Danielle stood in the dark, a slow, triumphant smile spreading across her face. The trap had worked. She had not only escaped a humiliating police escort, but she had also secured the most powerful ally in the Hudson empire.