Royaltyfiction Stories

"I cannot marry you." Her words struck me like a physical blow as she turned and walked away. I could not force her to wed me, nor would I. Yet, the stability of my kingdom hinged upon a powerful alliance, a marriage to a queen. If she refused, what then? I knew then that I must win her heart. In the gilded yet treacherous world of the 1850s, where selfish ambition and cruel hearts often rule, Arabella has always clung fiercely to a promise: to never become the kind of person who thrives on the suffering of others. Raised in humble circumstances after the mysterious early deaths of her parents, she and her younger sister, Lily, have scraped by in the Kingdom of Cobblestone, relying on the kindness of strangers and the unwavering bond between them. Royalty is a distant, almost mythical concept, their lives a stark contrast to Arabella's daily struggle for survival. "Her Majesty" is a sweeping historical romance set in the captivating world of the 1850s, where a reluctant queen and a conscientious king must navigate the treacherous currents of royal life, the shadows of the past, and the unexpected blossoming of their own hearts.

At Ellesmere-Régnier International Academy, legacy isn't just admired-it's required. Founded by French and English royalty and America's first president, ERIA is the crown jewel of elite education, reserved for the world's top 0.5%-royals, heirs, and the impossibly privileged. New money gets side-eyes. Scholarship students? Practically extinct. So when Noelle Carter, a brilliant girl from an ordinary world, earns one of the academy's rare merit scholarships-granted under the motto Nobilitas Obligat, Virtus Ducit-she steps into a world ruled by ancient bloodlines, million-dollar surnames, and power games sharper than any dagger. But ERIA isn't just a school-it's the training ground for those who will rule empires, shape industries, and topple governments. And here, betrayal is a sport, loyalty is currency, and weakness is hunted. Noelle may have earned her place-but can she survive it?

What if Edward VII had never abdicated? The year is 1947. After the sudden disappearance of her older brother during a sailing trip, Anastasia Louise Windsor of Great Britain and Ireland becomes the heir-apparent to the British throne. At the age of 19, she had lived a spoiled and comfortable upbringing. She struggles as her quick temper and wit clash with her education on becoming Queen, and things take a turn for the worst when her father refuses to approve of her marriage.

Deep in an elite school lies an elite club where only royals can join. Literal royals - those who are in-line to the thrones of their respective nations. Think balancing tiaras and going to ballrooms are our only problems? Think again! Exams, sports day, bullying and everything high school - add up that up to family conspiracy, kidnapping attempts and paparazzi and you'll have the life of a princess! Don't worry! It's just two more years till coronation! ❝ we're not bitches, just full of riches ❞ | cover will be changed soon | | original story | | warning ; mildly strong language |

When the Primrose Pack has no eligible omegas to send as pledge to take part in the alpha prince's blooming season, alpha park's hybrid son, Jimin, is sent instead. for the duration of 3 weeks,alpha prince Jungkook also takes a strong distaste to Jimin amidst the main village rumors about the hybrid. He thinks its ridiculous that the primrose pack would send a vampire/barely omega to his blooming season when they know he would never choose to mate a monster like that. But what happens when at the end of the season a mysterious masked stranger sweeps the prince off his feet during the closing ball, Jungkook is determined to find the masked stranger but what will he do when he finds out it's Jimin? the very person /hybrid he had despised all along?and does Jimin know it's Jungkook who he had poured his heart out to that night under the privacy of their masks?