Category: TWISTED GAME by ANA HUANG BOOK 2

MY FIRST TASTE OF ALCOHOL BURNED. SO DID THE SECOND. By the time I made it through half the bottle of whiskey, however, it’d stopped burning and started numbing, which was the best I could’ve hoped for. In the two days since Bridget ended things, I’d spiraled. Hard. I hadn’t left my hotel room since I returned from the hospital–partly because I had nowhere to go and partly because I […]

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DON’T LOOK AT HIM. If I looked at him, I would lose it, and I was already half out of my mind. The stress, guilt, and exhaustion of the past four days had seeped into my bones, turning me into a walking zombie. But I couldn’t help myself. I looked. And my heart promptly splintered into even more pieces than it already had. Rhys stared at me, so still he […]

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“…REPORTS THE KING IS IN STABLE CONDITION AFTER HIS HEART attack four days ago. The palace asks the public to please respect the royal family’s privacy at this difficult time, while well-wishers have left thousands of cards and flowers outside the palace…” The news anchor’s voice droned from the TV in the corner as I stared down at the guard in front of me. “Let me be clear,” I said, […]

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I WAS A MESS OF NERVES FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK. I TRIED to hide it, but everyone noticed—Rhys, Mikaela, my family. I blamed it on stress, but I wasn’t sure anyone believed me. I didn’t tell anyone about the video. Not yet. The sender hadn’t contacted me since, and my replies to their email all bounced. I convinced Nikolai and Sabrina’s security team to sweep their house for […]

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TWISTED GAMES by ANA HUANG, Book 2, Chapter No:37,BRIDGET TWISTED GAMES by ANA HUANG, Book 2, Chapter No:37,BRIDGET RHYS AND I NEVER MADE IT BACK TO THE RECEPTION. BY THE time he finished with me, there was no way I could’ve fixed myself up enough to face other people, so we slipped out a side door and snuck back to the palace. By some miracle, no one saw us. It […]

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TWISTED GAMES by ANA HUANG, Book 2, Chapter No:36,BRIDGET TWISTED GAMES by ANA HUANG, Book 2, Chapter No:36,BRIDGET   MY DRESS POOLED AROUND MY ANKLES, LEAVING ME IN ONLY my lace bra and thong. Trembles wracked me—from anticipation or the slight chill in the air, I wasn’t sure. Probably a mixture of both. Rhys was silhouetted against the moonlight so I couldn’t see his face, but I could feel the […]

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AS EXPECTED, PRINCE NIKOLAI AND SABRINA’S WEDDING WAS a madhouse. Half the city’s roads were closed, helicopters buzzed overhead capturing aerial footage of the procession, and thousands of people crowded the streets, eager for a glimpse of the fairytale unfolding in real life. Press flew in from all over the world, breathlessly covering every detail from the length of Sabrina’s wedding dress train to the starstudded guest list. The only […]

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“IS EVERYTHING OKAY?” SABRINA ASKED AFTER I EXITED THE bathroom. She’d knocked to check on me, and I realized I’d been gone for almost half an hour. “Yes. I just had to deal with some last-minute prep for an event next week,” I said, ashamed of how easily the lie rolled off my tongue. “Apologies.” “No need to apologize.” Sabrina gestured to her sister and best friend, who’d passed out […]

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OUR TRYST IN THE THRONE ROOM WAS THE LAST BIT OF ALONE time Bridget and I had before her brother and future sister-inlaw arrived, and she got swept up in a flurry of pre-wedding obligations. I thought normal weddings were tedious, but royal weddings were off the charts. On the bright side, it meant Bridget didn’t have time to see Steffan, either. The fucker was back in town, and the […]

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PROBLEM: I COULDN’T REPEAL THE LAW ON MY OWN. I NEEDED backup, and I had limited options. I didn’t want to tell Rhys until I had a more concrete plan, and I certainly couldn’t tell my family or any of the palace handlers. My friends in D.C. were too far away and removed from Eldorran politics to help. There was only one person left I could trust. “You want to […]

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