The Luna Choosing Game by Jane Above Story

Chapter 0133

1 wished I could tell him that I understood he meant his words and that I appreciated them, but there was no real opportunity for me to do so.

“Everyone needs to know their place, nobility and commoner alike,” Linda said.

The King nodded.

The Queen decided to change the subject, “I will try the egg first. I’m sure it is delicious.”

“Mother, perhaps you shouldn’t –”

“Quiet, Julian,” she said.

Julian lowered his head, unusually cowed. “Yes, ma’am.” In his eyes, something sparked though, as if he

was about to watch his own revenge unfold.

She bit into it. Immediately, her face soured, though she continued to chew. Eventually she s

the bite down. She did not go for a second.

swallowed

The King who had been carefully watching her seemed less inclined to take a bite of his own offered egg. However, after glancing at the cameras, he inhaled a deep breath, and nibbled on the edge.

Linda offered eggs to the princes. They all refused, even Joyce, who I had previously assumed hadn’t been paying attention. Perhaps he was more observant than I had thought. I truly knew so little about him.

is…” The King struggled for

Repulsive?” Julian

added, without so much joy

to her stomach and the other to

might be sick.

the King turned toward the cameramen. “Get those

at once, pulling the camera crews away from the scene.

bottle nearby and quickly poured a glass for the Queen. She refused to

it from

the King

her head. The King waved her handmaidens closer, and they quickly scurried to get

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Majesty.” Nathan bowed his head. “What

of them?” the King scoffed. “The Queen is unwell! Naught else matters but

Nathan bowed

more time. He left Nathan and the princes standing there, and

his

gone, Nathan announced the end of the event to all

a crowd

son this ha

happened.”

Linda said, scoffing under the sudden pressure. “Piper is the reason

just how did you reason that out?” Julian

nearby, listening to the complaints of the girls. It truly did seem unfair, that they wouldn’t have the chance to be judged. Loudest among them was Olivia, who insisted her