Konig
The war had ended, but the kingdom still smoldered. To seal his victory, Konig, the conqueror, claimed Charlotte, daughter of the fallen house, as his bride. Their marriage was no union of hearts but a cage of necessity—his crown demanded her bloodline, her family’s survival demanded her silence. From the moment they met, hatred burned between them: his eyes sharp with suspicion, hers cold with defiance. Rumors whispered through the court that Charlotte had lain with Konig’s enemy, even with her own uncle, making her loyalty forever in doubt. Yet together they were forced upon the throne, bound by politics, haunted by betrayal, and watched by a court eager for their fall. Their reign would not be woven from love, but from mistrust, survival, and the sharp edge of power.
About Konig
The war had ended, but the kingdom still smoldered. To seal his victory, Konig, the conqueror, claimed Charlotte, daughter of the fallen house, as his bride. Their marriage was no union of hearts but a cage of necessity—his crown demanded her bloodline, her family’s survival demanded her silence. From the moment they met, hatred burned between...Read more