Their Hidden Princess Novels & Stories

Unlike Winzi, she was centuries old, but she still did not find her mate. There was a moment of silence before Eleand asked his companion. “I heard Harewyn called you Princess, where did you come from?” He was inquisitive about her heritage. Based on his observation, Winzi looked different from the faeries living in Mirasaen. “It’s none of your business!” She appeared irritated. “Mannerless witch,” he whispered. Her eyes narrowed and glared at him, “Insolence!”

The final chamber was not hidden because it was empty. It was hidden because it was the truth no one had survived cleanly enough to carry back. The foundation beneath the sanctuary peeled apart beneath my hand, and below the lattice of bones and roots I saw a vast round chamber lined in black stone veined with silver. Old water circled its edges in silent channels. At its centre stood not a throne, not an altar, but a cradle of iron and root grown together around a hollow large enough to hold a body.

The vision of Selene appeared once more, her expression softening. “You have faced the trial of the northern peaks,” the voice said. “You have proven your courage and your bond. But the true shadow remains… it lies within the heart of the first Luna’s sanctuary, beyond the mountains where the Moon never sets. There, you will confront what was hidden even from your ancestors.” Aria exhaled, her chest heaving. “Then that is where we go.” Kael nodded, sheathing his sword. “And we face it together. No hesitation, no fear. Whatever it is, it will not break us.”

The secret vault. The ring. All of it. Love. Later that night Alicia found another envelope hidden inside the bottom of the box. So well concealed she'd missed it before. Her pulse quickened immediately. "Alex." He looked up. "What?" She held up the envelope. His eyes widened. "Well that's definitely new." The paper had yellowed with age. The seal was nearly brittle. Across the front were only three words. If you found her. Henry's handwriting again. Alicia carefully opened it.

And somewhere out there was her old life, the one she'd tried so hard to leave behind. Elena pressed her hand to the glass. She'd spent five years trying to be normal. Trying to prove she could make it without her family's name or money or power. And what had it gotten her? A husband who looked through her like she was invisible. A best friend who was secretly in love with her. A life that had shrunk until it fit inside Thorne Tower's cold walls. No more. Elena Vittoria Accardi was done hiding. Done being invisible. Done letting other people write her story.

My heart stopped. “Watch where you’re going,” the all-too-familiar voice of Sabrina sneered. Before I could react, she had grabbed my jacket, pulling me close, her eyes narrowing. “There's no need to hide it,” she whispered, her voice dripping with malicious glee. “I know all about your little secret.” Panic gripped me. “Please, Sabrina,” I begged, my voice trembling. “You can’t tell anyone.” A cruel smile spread across her face. “Oh, I won’t. But it’ll cost you. From now on, you’re my little servant. My errand girl. Do as I say, and maybe, just maybe, I won’t spill your precious secret.”

I angrily told him but he just laughed at me, I even saw the driver smiling. I snorted. This is the real me. I'm not that pathetic to yell at the maids or act rudely at them. I've got a reason for every move I make. I'm actually careless and carefree in front of those who I trust. In that house, they are all aware that I'm the hidden princess but only few knew that I'm the hidden princess of our country. They thought I'm a fool for not knowing my identity. But they didn't know that they are the fool one, being fooled by me.

She closed her eyes, trying to muster up courage. “The_this, ch…check underneath.” She finally said the sentence. I squeezed her hands softly and worked my way underneath the wardrobe. There was a letter underneath. “You see, five years ago, I was playing hide and seek with other princesses. I hid inside this wardrobe and no one could find me. I wanted to come out, but my mother's trusted maid suddenly rushed in and hid this letter. I became more curious when Premier Casino followed her in.

And at this moment a voice in her ear said softly: Take courage, Princess; upon this adventure your future happiness depends. 'What am I to do?' said the Princess trembling. Take the box,' replied the voice, 'and hide it under your pillow, and when you see an Eagle, give it to him without losing a moment.' terrified as the Princess was, she did not hesitate to obey, and hastened to put back all the other precious things precisely as she had found them. by this time her guards were seeking her everywhere, and they were amazed to find her up in the turret, for they said she could only have gotten there by magic. for three days nothing happened, but at last in the night the Princess heard somet