The Orphaned Queen Novels & Stories

“I’ve danced with ghosts long enough. Let the living write the new law.” Elara stepped closer. “What if I fail?” The Queen smiled. “Then fail like fire, child. Loud, bright, and impossible to forget.” They stood together for a moment—past and future, side by side. Then the Queen turned, her form dissolving slowly into silver feathers caught by the wind. Gone. But not lost. Kael found her later among the wreckage of the throne room—what remained of it, at least. The once-opulent hall was now a skeletal frame of melted glass, crumbled marble, and warped iron. The throne itself had been reduced to slag.

His voice carried through the speakers to every corner of the banquet hall, reaching every ear. Clear and authoritative. "Oh, and one last thing. Something Miss Elena specifically asked me to clarify." He paused, letting the anticipation build. "Everyone, let me formally introduce you to the truth. Miss Elena is not a helpless orphan as you all believed." Gasps rippled through the crowd. "She is the only biological daughter of Andrew Sterling, Alpha of the Sterling Pack, who was lost years ago during a rogue attack." Shocked murmurs grew louder. "She is also the sole legitimate heir to the Sterling Pack and all its territories."

Orin explained everything to Adrian. He called the Queen as well to inform her on their plan. Using his magic to manipulate her, he explained it’s necessary. He made her do a burial for her dead husband. It came as a surprise to all the people as they do not understand how their king just became a dead man without anything happening to him before. It certainly was a bit strange, but no one ever suspected anything out of place.

A week had passed since the events that transpired at the orphanage. Emaline continued to see Alaric. Emaline felt a newfound sense of liberation, despite the fact that her surroundings remained obscured from view. Emaline must be well-versed in the duties of a queen if she is to ascend to the throne. The man remained preoccupied with her, thus rendering any discussion about her eyes a distant possibility. Having just arrived from Britain, they set out to uncover and resolve the issues plaguing the land.

Queen: So what are you do with us. Hearing her asking that, i then start thinking while looking at them. This kingdom is a bit unique so far as i digest from the memory of the owner of this body. Orphan treated as an object, the woman can easily give her body to others and many more. But the more interesting is when you down to a slavery nobody will revolt. Akira: Except you, the princess and 2 lady attendance. I’ll sold them. You’ll be the one that choosing who to remain.

I growled. "Only a few. Oren is dead. I have news," he said his voice quivering with fear. "What news?" I snarled, my annoyance growing by the second. "The Queen gave birth to her pups. A girl and a boy. They fit the description of the twins from the prophecy meaning she is truly the queen." I stopped, "she gave birth? The pups are alive?" I could feel my anger growing. She wasn't supposed to have his pups! She's to have my pups!

Her hair was styled in a neat bun. "The children are waiting for you in the gym," Maria said, and we headed inside. The Orphanage was an older building that could use a lot of work. I wanted to talk to Lucien about possibly doing some upgrades on the old building. When we made it to the gym, the childen were sitting on the floor while the people working in the Orphanage sat on chairs. Everyone looked at us when we walked into the gym. "Hello, everyone. You all know Queen Debra was coming to see you, but we have a surprise. The King and his new Queen have also decided to come and spend some time with you. Isn't that great?" Maria said

Daniel's already at the door, already half out into the cold morning I haven't been able to make myself walk into yet. "That's the part you keep forgetting is possible, Marcus. You don't have to decide everything to still be in charge of something." He's gone before I can find an answer to that, the door clicking shut behind him with none of the precision Ava's departure had — just an ordinary door, an ordinary morning, except that somewhere out past my tree line is a woman carrying my child who looked at everything I am and decided it wasn't enough to stay for.

I raised my eyes to match with the land, but I guessed my little speech had not gotten to him in even the slightest form as the same frown remained frozen on his lips. “I don't know hi, but you of all people seem to be getting this… Clara is a princess, Emily was a maid, a poor omega, weak and powerless, but most of all, parents are the alpha king and queen, and you think for a minute they would spare your life for making a fool of them? Canceling wedding plans? Oh… you have failed to understand that this is bigger than you and I know. And they would not think twice to cut out anyone who is an obstacle to their daughter, even if it means sitting your mate's throat, or cutting me out of the

The queen even comforted him with our marriage, so that she would not upset the balance between them with a unicorn. The Queen threw away her silver stick and said reluctantly, “You can have her when the party is over.” The queen squinted at me, and there was hate I had never seen before. Nuri moves his body and blocks me again. “Thank You, Your Majesty, and Happy Birthday.” The Queen sat back on her throne. The music played and the party went on. But everyone's mood has changed. Manolo, the sole descendant of the mermaid, appeared and became hostile to the queen.