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His Despised Stray Is A Hidden Queen

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 1273    |    Released on: 08/09/2026

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ry cedar and centuries of Carlisle weal

drained away by the hour. The necrotic rot was three inches from her heart. The healers at the family estate were running ou

ping up to my left. "Our scouts checked the perimeter. The auctio

id, my voice

ass of amber firewhisky. He adjusted his gold-framed spectacles with his index finge

er houses know you're here. Nobody with half a brain is

ower tables out of habit, cataloging exit

on the far alcove nea

htened arou

was

d the worn canvas shoes, who had looked through me as if the supreme comm

nonsense around her like a drawn blade. Her dark hair was pinned up, revealing the pale, sharp line of her jaw and a throat that looked entire

he slums. He was dressed in a stiff gray suit, looking bored

ir, the most notorious, slippery info

rly amused. "Look who got an upgrade. Your little alley mother has friends in low-to-midd

my jaw clenching. "S

maybe she's working off a debt. Ei

rl loo

ng my box with an accuracy that should have been impos

ld tremble under the sheer weight of my presence, yet she sat there, entirely unbothered. She looked at me with the exact same cold

spike of irritatio

ance, a smile, or a scrap of Carlisle influence. Yet this girl, a penniless nobody surviving on scraps, tr

, his ivory gavel striking the bronze chime with a resounding crash.

tone rail. "Take it, Ja

the balcony, calling out with casua

way of telling the room to sit down and shut up. Several pureblood merchants

auctioneer called, nodding towa

ove, a clear, sharp voice

en tho

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ning back, her head turned toward the dark-haired girl beside her. The girl hadn't even looked up from the t

ble Twelve," the auctio

f its ease. "Bold little broker. Does Sinclair re

sand," I commande

e paddle. "Twent

patrons. Twenty-five thousand Glowgold could

at the dark-haired girl, received a micr

-five t

e balustrade, the ancient granite cracking

y voice dropping into an icy growl that

w. People were turning in their seats, staring between th

own. She leaned toward Sinclair, whispered t

the paddle wit

housand

ty thousand was insanity. It exceeded the m

hink this was some ridiculous game to catch my attention? My grandmother was dying, and this street stray was sitt

nds on the metal, looking straight down into that dark corner. The power radiatin

ice across the entire hall, the sou

, untouchable pureblood power, a declaration that whatever she wanted, what

e, the girl final

ating, and laced with a quiet, lethal amusement t

ly looked at me as if I had just made

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His Despised Stray Is A Hidden Queen
His Despised Stray Is A Hidden Queen
“After my parents died, my pureblood uncle threw a pouch of ten thousand gold coins onto his mahogany desk. He demanded I take my seven-year-old brother, drop out of the magic academy, and cross into the mortal slums forever. "Consider your connection to this house severed." He sneered, warning me never to tell a living soul we carried the Price blood. My cousin Isla smiled her fake, angelic smile while my uncle mocked that we would starve on our empty pride. We were thrown out, forced to hide in a damp, rat-infested attic in the lower districts. Even Damien Carlisle, the supreme pureblood commander of the magic council, looked at me through the rain with arrogant, dismissive pity. To him, I was just a pathetic, broke teenage mother dragging an illegitimate child through the mud. They all thought I was a helpless stray, a nobody they could easily crush with their endless wealth and elite status. They had no idea that I was "Silent," the ruthless, undefeated duelist of the underground rings. And they certainly didn't know I was the legendary "Saint Hand"-the exact master alchemist that Commander Carlisle was currently tearing the city apart to find to save his dying grandmother. I shoved the pouch of blood money back across the desk, took my little brother's hand, and walked out of the manor without looking back. If the high purebloods wanted to play games with our lives, I would gladly bankrupt them all.”