Novel & Cerita The Queen's Code Audiobook

As much as Audrey worried about why Alexandros had to be the barrier of the message, she also understand that being called by the Queen was odd as she clearly had not made an encounter with her recently. Audrey turned and observed May who was still asleep and slowly closed the door, and followed Alexandros through the hallway, both keeping their silence till they arrived at the queen's chamber. After a short knock on the door, they both heard a voice ordering them to come in. When Audrey stepped into the room, it was exceptionally quiet and also cool. The aesthetic on the walls were a depiction of what Airpack stands for. The windows were closed and the only light illuminating the room was f

Me;; not until you tell me, Queen:: Okay I was hoping that you could direct me to your place, I really wanna come spend some time with you, you know, I will keep you busy, the house must be boring you right? Me:: gosh this girl wants to come and kill me here again, Queen:: What did you say babe? Me:: oh! Nothing queen. Queen:: haha, (laughing) I heard that babe, so just DM me your location, I am on my way. Me:: okay then, u will be waiting. Queen :: u thought as much, I know you can't resist me. Me:: yeah you're right, let me DM you then, start coming immediately okay because I don't want my Lyod to come meet you here, he hates when I do that.

She must have read the confusion on my face because she gave Sienna another look. Sienna picked up the files one after the other, placing them before me as she started narrating. Different stories, challenges that had happened in the kingdom, and how each of them was solved. It went on and on. I swear it lasted almost one hour, my ass was already burning on the chair. The Queen Mother just leaned back with her coffee. She sipped slowly like she was enjoying herself. Any time I looked at her she gave me a look as if to say I could also drink from the cup in front of me. But my hand refused to move.

“Chryson, explain to me how Roz was able to gain access to Persephone’s chambers.” The butler stammered, his composure slipping. “M-my lord, I—I assure you, I had no idea she would—” “You had no idea?” Thanion interrupted, his tone icy. “I gave explicit orders to ensure her quarters were secure. I warned you of this exact situation.” Chryson swallowed hard, bowing his head in shame. “I… I failed you, my lord. I will investigate immediately and report back with my findings.” “See that you do,” Thanion said sharply. “And whoever is responsible for this oversight will answer to me directly.”

His gaze lifts. And locks onto mine. The room fades. Just for a moment. Then A voice rises above the noise. Smooth. Unfamiliar. And far too interested. “So,” the man says, stepping forward, his eyes fixed on me. “This is the new queen.” My breath catches. Because there is something in his gaze Something dark Something dangerous.

Hidden in his boot, though, a folded scrap of coded parchment survived him, tucked so carefully it had to have mattered more than his own life. Our cipher master worked through it within the hour, hunched over candlelight while the rest of us waited in tense silence. When he finally looked up, his face had gone the color of old parchment itself, hands trembling faintly around the page. One sentence, decoded. The Queen carries the future. Kill her before the Eclipse rises. My blood went cold standing there, the words refusing to make sense no matter how many times I read them. No one had announced anything. No one even suspected. I hadn’t suspected.

The Queen’s voice rolled out like thunder, echoing inside Emma’s skull as well as the room. “You have been prepared so beautifully, little pledge. Your cunt is open, dripping, and begging to be owned. Now… I claim you.” She dropped to her knees with predatory grace. Her hands, claws tipped in darkness gripped Emma’s thighs and shoved them even wider, folding the freshman nearly in half. The Queen’s face hovered inches from the wrecked pussy. Her long, forked demonic tongue slithered out, easily ten inches long, ridged, and dripping with aphrodisiac venom.

“I came here to look for a book about healing plants. I wanted something that could help me get better, My Queen.” The queen looked at me closely, her eyes growing sharp already. Fear rose inside me as I felt she might already know I was lying. She moved closer, stopping right in front of me. Her eyes remained on mine, deep and searching, as though she was trying to pull the truth from my thoughts. “Is that really so?” she asked. “Was this so important that you failed to come for breakfast with the other wives of his His Majesty?” My heart flinched with terror. I did not know anyone had noticed that I was not there, and I never thought the queen herself would specifically notice. “I am very

“But my name is already written.” Cassian moved closer. “What else does it say?” I read the words. THE FIRST QUEEN. THE LAST QUEEN. THE QUEEN WHO RETURNS. My breath caught. “The Queen who returns.” Cassian looked at me. “That sounds like your second life.” “No.” Alaric shook his head. “It’s more than that.” He turned the page. There was an illustration. A woman standing beneath a red moon. Behind her was a burning kingdom. Beside her stood a king.

A vibration that barely registered — until I saw the screen. Secure Feed: NEW FILE SYNCED. My heart kicked hard. I opened it. One word glowed against the dark: QUEEN. For a second, I just stared — not breathing, not thinking. Then everything hit at once. She’d used it. The code. The one we set up back when she first came to the clubhouse, when I told her, “If you’re ever in trouble, this word means you’re still fighting.” I was on my feet before I knew it.