"The Throne of Lysandre"

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At École Royale de Lysandre, rules aren't written - they're enforced by fear.
And no one enforces them like Lorenzo de Vieri, the boy they call Le Roi.
He doesn't talk to girls. He doesn't tolerate weakness. He doesn't need to fight.
He rules with silence, and no one dares sit beside him.

Until Naomi Silvain does.

She's not rich. Not royal. She got in through an old debt - one the headmaster owes her dead father.
Her coat is worn, her accent not polished enough, and she doesn't care who stares.
But when she sits next to the King on her first day, she does the unthinkable:

She survives.

Now, the entire school watches her.
The elite want her gone.
And Le Roi - for the first time in years - has noticed someone he can't quite predict.

In a world of secret hierarchies, psychological warfare, and unspoken alliances,
one girl dares to sit where no one else would.
And one King may finally meet his match.

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