He had a masculine scowl on his face and looked very uncomfortable. But he was pretty for a manly woman. Everyone tried not to laugh. I battled it. They had dyed his hair and worn his brown contact lenses. His face was clean-shaven, and they wore him a peach sundress with a hat. He looked like a pr
~Sylvester~ Some reporters attacked Clay and Alexei with questions, and I became impatient. They asked how they felt about standing trial in the King's hall. The fact that we have yet to make that announcement public bothered me. Joan must have leaked it to the press because the next question gav
"Where is my room?" He asked with a deep voice, and Uncle Lucas widened his eyes. "Yes, Uncle, he is a man. Meet Erik Stepanov," I said, and my mother gasped. "All will be explained soon. Right now, I need to see Larry." I said, Walking in quickly. Tamia and the others continued while Leo, Marcel
"What about you? Aren't you his cousin? You should know where he is" Dominic said to him, sounding short. "I am his cousin, but we do not share the same Ideology. We stuck together out of necessity and separated when it was possible to be apart. I do not know much except what my spies in his group
~Sylvester~ Our discussion lingered in the Lounge, and Erik told us much about his past. The man was easygoing, and he only cared about science and progress. He was also a very jovial and funny man. Uncle Lucas seemed wary of him, but it was normal. The Volkovs had wronged the Stepanovs gravely
"You shouldn't be roaming about the place, either. You are the King. What if Yuri is watching the Estate? I do not think it is wise you go," Erik said, and everyone agreed with what he had said. This was the part of being King that I hated. I liked getting involved with the action. I knew Erik was
~Leo~ Devin, Vino, and I left the Lounge to prepare to see Larry. Everything Erik told us registered in my head, and I was on the lookout. I hoped he would reach out to me because I planned to use that opportunity to catch him. I went to my room in the Estate, and Amelia wasn't there. There was a
The ride was smooth. We got to Lucland City in no time and were at the prison. Head Enforcer Bryce Golubev had done an exceptional job securing the place. There were huge Nitric tanks at both ends of the entrance, and the prison guards and enforcers were wearing goggles and gas masks. Who would hav