Walk Away With His Heir Novels & Stories

As Nyka approached the center of their hideout, her smile broadened. She couldn't wait to tell her father that the “Heir” didn't return — his Heir and the strange thing he had brought here with him. That mortal. Useless. It was good riddance! They were both gone, now sanity would return.

I demand, my voice rising despite my efforts to stay calm. He leans forward slightly. “My heir should be announced as well. The press will be here tomorrow. I will not show weakness because of some stupid accusation made by my hungry, ambitious, and vicious brother.” He takes a bite of his bread. “I want the world to know that the Moon Goddess has blessed me with an heir.” “You know I can’t stay,” I say softly. His expression hardens further. “I’m not asking you to.” He picks up his glass of wine, downs it in one gulp, and pushes back from the table. The chair scrapes loudly against the floor as he stands and walks out without another glance.

In just that one sentence it was as if everything had been snatched away from him. "Your brother will succeed you. I choose my second son, Alexander, as my heir"

he said, lifting his eyes to mine. He reached out, gripping my hand with what little strength he had left. “I want you to become the heir, so you can take care of yourself and your mother,” he continued softly. His jaw tightened, and he looked away in disgust. “That family thrives on watching others fall. That’s why I never wanted you to be part of this.” He straightened, his expression hardening. “Now that everything has escalated,” he said firmly, “ This isn't about having a date. It's about lagacy. Power. Its secure the future”.

It wasn’t real. A slow realization settles over me, cold and precise. What I can never have with Chloe… what she has kept just out of reach… Giuliana is already carrying it. My heir. The thought shifts something deep inside me, something that refuses to be ignored any longer. I straighten slightly, my decision forming before I even fully think it through. “Prepare the men,” I tell my Beta, my voice steady now, leaving no room for argument. “We leave immediately.” He nods without hesitation. “Yes, Alpha.”

“No, it’s about power. It's about control. And the truth is, you never had control over me. Not like you thought.” He scoffed, a bitter laugh following. “I am the one who gave you that power, Jace. And don’t forget it. If you continue down this path, I’ll have no choice but to strip you of your position as the heir to everything. You’ll be nothing more than an outsider.” I leaned forward, my fingers tightening around the phone. “You think you can just take away my birthright? You think you can just erase me from everything?” I couldn’t help the mockery in my voice. “You forget something, Father. You can’t change who the heir is. You already signed a document, under your own hand, saying that

Beside me, my mate's face split with a proud smirk as he stared at me and drawled in our mindlink, "Fuck, that's my girl." His warm words and the pride glinting in his eyes gave me a new reserve of courage. When Father remained stunned and made no attempt to answer my very simple question, I decided to do that myself even though everyone in the room knew the answer. A slow smirk grazed my lips, "Because the only way you can get it done in a squeaky clean manner is for me to sign and announce that I'm stepping down as an heir of my own free will. Because by doing so, no one would raise a question or suspicion about anything especially when I'm already married to the King of the North so it wo

he asked. Riley looked across the room at Liam, who was talking with the community leaders, then back at her father. “I realized that being an heir isn’t about inheriting a company or money. It’s about inheriting responsibility—for your family, for your community, for your city. Bella wanted to take everything for herself. But I learned that the more you give, the more you gain.” That evening, Riley and Liam walked along the Baywalk where they’d first made their plan to fight back. The sun was setting over San rico, painting the water gold and orange.

"At least now I'll have an heir worth claiming. A child from a woman I actually love." Then he turned. Just like that, without another word, he walked out of the room. He didn't look back.

I tried not to let her words get to me. She looked taken aback as my lips curled up into a smile. I walked closer to her, staring into her eyes that were unfortunately similar to mine. “Did you think telling me all this information is going to make me leave my son behind and run away with a broken heart?” I snorted. “Now listen to me bitch, my son comes first. Neither Vince nor you can take my son away from me. I gave him what he wanted right? An heir. Now he will have to deal with the fact that I'm going nowhere without our son.” I stated adding 'our' for good measure and I grinned in triumph when I saw the murderous scowl planted on her face. “You are going to regret this.” She gritted out