The Queen's Code Audiobook Novels & Stories

"I have a novel which you probably haven't read yet, but I doubt you'll like the genre." Scheriziel squinted her eyes and asked, "Don't tell me it involves 'yah-know-thingy'..." "Absolutely!" "Oh~la~la~ Let me borrow that book. I'll finish it before the king arrives back." The maid hurried to her ward and brought the book to the queen. "I'll take my leave, ma'am. Enjoy reading!" Scheriziel jumped on her bed and started reading until she got lost in the dimension the story had created. She was too focused on the story to hear Viishaun's footsteps.

She was already on her phone, barking orders to David CFO. She was a queen. And David Blackwood was going to learn exactly what happened when you tried to take the Queen from the King.

“If you had truly come into contact with him with the beast that dwells beneath his skin you would have died. The curse does not negotiate. It does not make exceptions for pretty faces or soft words. You should not exist.” Elysia’s heart hammered against her ribs like a trapped bird. “I didn’t mean any harm! He permitted me! He gave me the book himself. Please, I am not a spy, I am not a thief!” The Queen began to pace, her footsteps rhythmic and haunting. Her voice rose, but it wasn't the shrill pitch of anger; it was the frantic edge of a woman seeing the foundations of her world crumble. “No one survives that library unscathed. No one survives my son’s presence when the moon is high and t

Alexander nods his head and says " You are right if we had to find evidence against prime minister Si we should find the teal story behind the cave. you two be careful he may have known that someone is following or investigating him" Leo and Albert bows there head and leaves the chamber. On the other side Victoria was having her breakfast in her chamber gloomily. Ara and Lina who were by her side can tell that their Queen was sad and missing her home. They look at each other and sighs. While they were having the breakfast silently the gaurds announce the arrival of the Queen mother Meghan. The three of them looks at eachother getting confused because they were not told about the Queen mother

he gave a lopsided smile, "Just amazed there's no crown on your head, Queen." She giggled, "Alright, can you tone that down a little?" Victor's phone rang. Shuffling into his pocket, he pulled it out and sighed, "Showing you your room would be a dream come true, but I need to leave." "It's okay," she raised a shoulder, "I'll see you around then." "No," he raised his knuckles and brushed the hair off her face, "I will see you around. Excuse me, miss," Eva stood there still stunned, watching Victor's back as he walked out the door, and he understood her; Victor's charisma was over the top, and coupled with his confidence, anyone would be intrigued.

She looks at me, "You used to visit sometimes, don't you remember?" I shake my head, "If I did, I wouldn't be asking questions." "I was the Queen's maid and Henry's nanny." My jaw drops and that's when the memories come flooding back, the gifts, the trips to the castle and the little brunette boy, which used to chase me around the castle and play hide and look with, it's Henry. "You remember now?" I nod, "Yes." Henry walks into the living room and tells Nana that the car is waiting outside, she kisses his cheek goodbye and gives Henry a hug and leaves. The sudden realization that I'm left with the king hits me, and I am nervous like sweaty palms nervous.

My girlfriend was a chess prodigy while I had trouble playing checkers, but she always let me win. When others questioned if I deserved her, she would tell them with unshakeable conviction, "I'd rather lose everything than lose him." Later on, she joined the national team while I stayed in a local college. Despite being apart for four years, we were always on video calls, and I'd travel over to visit whenever I had a break, even if it meant watching her from a distance through the training camp fences. We never thought we'd drift apart until one competition, where she blundered across seven rounds because she was playing a certain handsome youth. I knew right then that it was over betwe

Zora held it out to me, "this belongs to you." I gingerly held the book between my fingers in fear it would disintegrate to ash if I was too rough. The leather on this book had been embroidered with purple thread—the image of a howling wolf's head being formed. If I listened closely enough, I could make out faint whispers coming from the book—a cacophony of different sounds urging me to do one thing: open the book. "The wings called to him the way the wolf calls to you," Zora explained. She moved to exit the room with one last statement, "Only one person would make a better queen than you and when it comes time for them to rule, you will be proud."

He stepped forward until his bare chest was flush against me and I could feel the heat radiating off his body. “You are not just Alpha, you are also Queen to my people, our people. And your safety as Queen is my job. I am the lead royal guard. So yes, this is my call to make. You will not be left alone till the threat of the black wolves has been dealt with. If you wish to fight me on this it will do no good. I’ve already alerted Cadmus as King and he has ordered the same thing. We are not interfering with your ability to be Alpha, we are protecting our Queen.”