Novel & Cerita The Runaway Prince

Uncle sighed. “ That day, due to some work, I arrived late. By the time I arrived at the palace, Mahendra had died. His lifeless body was lying like an unclaimed corpse. I Was devastated seeing my best friend's body lying there abandoned. Till yesterday he was a king ruling his kingdom, and today, he is lying in the dirt. Upon seeing me, one of his courtiers, who managed to save himself, came out from his hidden place. He narrated everything to me. Due to intervention from higher authority, Ranjeet was caught, but before that, he made sure to burn the Palace in which Maharani and the kids were hidden. Somehow he managed to bring the princess alive out of the palace. She was unconscious. Afte

“What do you mean?” “I feel like you’re rushing because you have something to tell me that you don’t want anyone else to hear.” A roar erupts in the distance followed by a high-pitched scream that cuts off abruptly. The prince looks in the direction of the sounds. “I’m rushing to get my human pet out of the middle of the ongoing Hunting Competition to avoid any misunderstandings about you as an eligible target.” I let out an exhausted sigh. I guess even with that noose no longer around my neck, I’m not out of the woods yet.

Then he turned back to me. "Let's go home together." I was too weak to break free. Nikki rushed over and shoved him hard. He didn't expect her strength and stumbled backward, falling onto broken glass. Blood poured from a deep cut on his palm. Nikki snorted. "Serves you right." "Gaius, are you okay?" Michelle rushed over, panicked. But he looked at me instead, searching my eyes for pity. All he found was ridicule. "Shouldn't you be helping Michelle move? Or does carrying someone else's baggage suddenly make up for abandoning me?"

Romnick's laughter cut through the tension, sharp and wild: "Time for the real evasion game, kids!" The family burst into the central atrium, only to find the path ahead rigged with traps—and a final, shadowy figure stepping into the light, his voice dripping with malice: "The heirs end here. Your empire dies with them." Damien pushed Cinthye and the children behind him, blade drawn, muscles coiled like a predator. The air crackled with electricity. One wrong move, and the chase would claim everything. The ultimate test had arrived... and the shadows were faster than they ever imagined.

As you always say… we can’t stay beside each other forever. I was shocked when Prince told me to run away with him. He said King Rowan had banished him, and though I’m sure he did it for a reason only he understands, it felt like freedom. I didn’t think twice. You were unconscious. If you’re reading this now that means we’re gone. Far away.

Arianna My head snapped toward the door. Damian’s eyes locked with mine, dark and intense. I pushed away from the table and ran as fast as I could. “Arianna… stop!” Damian’s voice thundered behind me. I didn’t stop. My feet slapped against the cold floor. I held my stomach with one hand and my dress with the other. I can’t let him catch me after what I’ve heard. I turned a corner too fast and crashed into a servant. She gasped as her tray fell with a loud clatter.

“Get up.” I couldn’t. My arms had stopped answering. He looked past me at the retreating shapes in the trees, then back down, and something in his face shifted from soldier to something closer to afraid. “Princess…” He caught the word in his own throat, swallowed it whole. “Run!” An arm closed around my waist. The ground dropped away beneath me, and the forest, the rogues, the torn pages scattering in the mud … all of it vanished behind a wall of galloping horses and rain.

mumbles the King. Unfortunately, the rumbling sound of swords and piercing of human flesh continues---- The Prince couldn't get a hold of himself as he stands firm on the ground, sweating without doing anything. "Francisco!" "Francisco!" "Francisco!" An icy hand slaps his right cheek. "We need to run away!" His mother's hazel eyes lock on him as she fakes a smile at him. "Everything's going to be alright! Trust in your Father's process. Let's run and hide somewhere---"

Shawn looked at her and said, “Yes, you taught me well but that person is no longer there until I need him again.” She nodded her head in approval and said, “I overheard Shawn’s conversation and he has a point. Now that you are the second prince, you do not need to rush to the castle unnecessarily. The king’s messenger will notify him that you have been here and there would have been no way that you knew Princess Blanche would be at her friend’s home and still poison the servants too. And what would you gain out of harming her? All she did was try to get you to go back to work and nothing else.” Aldridge was not convinced, he felt that he needed to go but because Shawn was overbearing he was

It was hard to sit through all this small talk when something big was about to happen. Scout’s mother nodded as Scout exclaimed, “Yes! Tell Luna Elle.” Doctor Cayden cleared his throat before he began talking. “There was once a young prince, Prince Alvis, who led his people to many great victories. But he was alone. His people took pride in his leadership for many successful years. Then, one cold hard winter, he was overcome by despair. He saw many doctors, but none could tell him what was wrong or cure him. He suffered through terrible anguish.