The Inheritance Games Fanfiction Mga Nobela at Kwento

“Mama… she said the other one is awake now. And she’s looking for you.” Savannah held her child close, heart clanging against her ribs. Colton entered, drawn by instinct. “What is it?” “She’s remembering things she’s never been told,” Savannah whispered. Colton looked at Eva’s pale face. “It’s started.” Savannah’s voice was hollow. “What has?” He looked between them. “The inheritance. Not of blood. Of memory.” Eva closed her eyes and said, “The girl in glass is bleeding again.”

She was too calculating for surprises, and Liam’s announcement was one hell of a curveball. Liam, the shameful illegitimate son of Mr. Yaldon, whom he sent to live in Switzerland in his early teens, was back, and he was making a claim to participate in the inheritance games. Chris had told me all about how his father reassured him that the money would be going to them, his father making silent moves with some investors. But everyone knew Ryan wasn’t the best businessman. Olivia… sweet Olivia was the best bet. But now, a new player has stepped up. One as formidable as Liam seemed. It was evident she felt threatened.

I was never going to do that until he threatened me with something I cherished so much, my inheritance and position as the Alpha king. "What did you say?" I asked in utter bewilderment. "Yes, you heard me right. I will seize your inheritance and make your step brother take your place as the Alpha king if you refuse to get married to Mr Lawson's daughter" He blurted out carelessly. I was shocked, I never expected him to go that far, I'm twenty five years old and I'm old enough to make decisions for myself. I agreed because I had another plan. I was going to divorce her and get married to Fiona immediately. He handed my inheritance over to me. I talked to Fiona about it and she agreed to wait

No one ever stood up to me, and while it usually turned me on when she did it, right now it just annoyed me. “It doesn’t make sense for me to do this on purpose. My job was supposed to be to hand you over to Damien. How does getting pregnant help with that? Explain the motivation behind that.” I didn’t have any theories. It really made no sense for her to do that. But then an idea struck me. “Inheritance.” My eyes narrowed on her with a new sense of rage. “I die, and then our child gets everything. Which means you get everything.” The hatred on her face matched mine. “I don’t want your money, Cato. I’ve never wanted your money, and I’ll never want it.”

"I supposed you remember. You know, you should be grateful that you lived through that accident. You're lucky that Minerva was able to convince your Grandma to transfer me to another branch after your parent's death—— away from you. That's her weakness——her morality. She doesn't have the guts to kill me so I've just decided to play along with her games and wait for your Grandma to die. I was right to assume that she's going to give the inheritance to you. Minerva is not really the favorite child, unfortunately. That proves enough that your Grandmother is a rotten pile of shít!" "Why don't you just kill me here and get on with it?!" "What a great idea, little cat. I'd been wanting to put a bu

I seethe out, refusing for Odin’s actions to be sugar coated. “It was more than that, it was day light robbery…he tried to take everything Liberty. But your Mum was a wise woman, she had hidden funds from him…that were in my name, not yours. Accounts and businesses that he couldn’t get his hands on…all waiting for you…you just need to say yes. You just need to want it Liberty.” “You have my inheritance?” “Not all of it, but some. The rest we will need to fight for, and it will be a long fight…if you are prepared to fight.”

“How do I get control of my inheritance?” Barrister Ethan nodded slowly, sipping his coffee before continuing. “Your grandfather was worried you'd marry wrong...one who'd only want you for what you have. He trusted your father to make the right choice for you. So, to get your inheritance, you need to marry a man your father approves of.” “What if I don't,” Audrey asked, her gaze locked onto Barrister Ethan's. Barrister Ethan's expression turned somber. “I’m afraid you don't get your share, it goes to Liam Erickson, your cousin.”

“But you can’t inherit what you don’t understand.” Mazzo’s pride cracked into temper. “You tell me this now, at our own engagement party?” “I tell you this,” she said, “because it’s the truth. And truth, in this house, is owed before loyalty.” His father’s voice darkened. “This is humiliation.” “This is clarity,” Sasha replied. “And it’s not up for negotiation.” Lenny stepped forward, resting a hand briefly on the piano, as if pressing a note that would not be played. “If you want to proceed, we proceed under new terms. Sasha inherits everything. Mazzo remains… a partner. In name.”

Vera seemed startled, suddenly unable to speak. Robin Levi had never argued with her in all these years, never raised his voice at her like this. Now he dared to yell at her like that, clearly angry. It took a long time before Vera stammered in reply: “Ah… your grandfather died, didn't he need a funeral? Your mom and dad were so busy that they forgot to let you know.." Robin Levi shouted again: “Mom! Can't you make up a story like that? Do you think I'm still three years old, so you can fool me by making up stories?" Vera now did not hide it anymore, but said straight: "He's dead anyway, I won't be able to see him for the last time, so why bother me? Now I'm telling you to go home because I

"... That said, There is another news I'd like to convey. It's not new hearing my father, The late King let Nodith in debt and penury at the time of his death. A debt that threatens the security of the Kingdom as I speak but I can promise you we won't be threatened by the King of Elyria anymore. Because Tomorrow, will be my coronation and my marriage to Lady Luciana Quinn." The whole congregation went silent before erupting into a scream. I glanced in the direction of both Anthony and the Royal advisor. They were puzzled, shocked and enraged. I hadn't mentioned it to any of them and even if It broke so many rules, I knew it was the right thing to do. As my eyes strayed back to the audience,