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I am not even second in line that is my brother Victor Cline's territory but who can go against the king of the vampires. Let me introduce myself. My name is Sapphire Cline.princess of the Vampires. I have been groomed for the last 100 years to be the best lady I can be. I just wish I was a normal human girl, I don't want to be a princess. My father keeps setting me up on dates with the most eligible vampires out there and I hate it. I just want to wait for my mate. I will accept him no matter who he is but my father wants to keep our bloodline clean. My father and my mother are not mates. My father's mate was a fairy, and he rejected her as soon as he found her.

"How are we going to get past this?" A soft knock at the door interrupted the Luna's musings, and it opened to reveal Valenar-and his brother Thorn. Both brothers had serious expressions on their faces. 'Oh boy, here we go!' Mazlyn muttered. "Don't forget that I can hear you, Maz," Valenar quipped as he neared the bed, "This is my kingdom after all." 'Sorry.' "Luna Isabella, this is my brother, Prince Thorn of Desdayos, Thorn, this is Raeann's eldest sister."

Without hesitation, he wrapped his arms around her from behind, restraining her furious struggles. Amidst the commotion, the Varkon signaled to Lady Ravena to follow him out. Though she longed to stay and witness Alpha Darius being humbled like this in court, the opportunity with Cedric was too tempting to miss. With a mischievous giggle, she slipped quietly after him, leaving the tense scene behind. “I’m sorry, brother,” Vargr said quietly as he moved toward the exit. “I’m leaving the kingdom, and I feel so ashamed of what I did. I’m very sorry, brother.”

Princess Eruvelliel introduced herself informally "call me Vrany if the bitch here (points Eclipsa) sees you a friend" " wait, did I hear it right?" Princess Arphen asked "What Eclipsa?" Princess Eruvelliel wearily said "You're from varie kingdom? THE VARIE KINGDOM?!!!!" The Moon Princess was Surprised of the Nature/Earth Princess, of what kingdom she came from "uhh... Yes, I am?" Princess Limiel confusedly replied "oh great!! What a small world!" Princess Arphen sarcastically said "huh?" Princess Limiel still in confused

“I must have misunderstood, then. With how hot your eyes were fixed on me, it’s hard not to think that way.” There was finally a shift in his blank expression; a slight lift of his eyebrow. He looked curious. “Let’s dine, Kade,” I said, pointing at the table that was being filled by the servant. “We’ve been waiting for you.” We moved to the long table, sitting, he sitting opposite me. Conversations took over, with mostly the old people talking, and the other brother. Ah, the other brother. Silas Varkas must be God’s favorite because his sons were sights. When I saw the first brother, I couldn't look away. But then I saw his brother and I no longer cared about him, because my husband was just

“I’m just the messenger. My boss is right behind you.” I spun around on the stool, ready to snap at whoever thought they could control my night. And then I froze. A pair of cold, piercing blue eyes stared straight at me. Unblinking. Unbothered. Ronan Cee Varkas. The eldest of the Varkas brothers. The one women whispered about like he was some kind of dark prince. Tall, broad-shouldered, with sharp features that looked carved from stone. He didn’t need to smile to command the room.

Like the woman being given three chances to guess the goblins name, that look between the brothers dictated that whatever apparent aid they would offer me, it would be impossible to see fulfilled. “Princess Diandreliera,” Prince Rivyn said to me. “My brother has good reason for his position on this, and it is one I agree with. When Fae and the brethren move against men, there are many Fae and brethren lives lost, and we are not in as plentiful supply as mankind.

The Princess rolled her eyes, a small, impatient display of the youthful rebellion she had to keep in check under the strict royal code. “With you as a grim watchdog, Waris, no male dares to come too close to me. Avin and Liam are just like you, my brothers, do not forget they hail from mother’s original pack. We share a bond of friendship, nothing more. Relax. My honor is safe.” Waris seemed satisfied with the answer and continued to study his reflection in the mirror. Yet, through the glass, he kept a watchful eye on his sister, wary that her expression might betray her words. To his relief, Zara appeared indifferent, her thoughts already wandering back to the secrets hidden within the lib

--- Elsewhere, beyond the kingdom's borders. Rain lashed against black stone. A fortress carved into the mountains overlooked a sea of mist. Inside its highest tower, Varak stood before a massive fire. He was taller than most Alphas, his broad shoulders wrapped in a dark wolf-fur cloak. A jagged scar crossed one side of his face, yet his amber eyes burned with frightening intelligence. He wasn't a brute. He was patient. Behind him, Elias entered the chamber. He dropped to one knee. "My lord." Varak did not turn.

" I shuddered, wrapping my arms around his neck, hiding my face against his warm shoulder. The physical closeness helped as the cold electricity under my skin began to recede. He looked back down at me, his hand coming up to cup my jaw, his thumb stroking my cheek. The blue glow in my eyes was finally fading, returning to my normal color, but the weight of what we both knew hung between us like a blade. “If the elders saw what just happened,” Varul murmured, his eyes darkening with a protective, dangerous fire, “if they realize what woke up in this room... they won't see a human princess. They will see a threat to the entire kingdom.”