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Creative Writing: The Heir

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The Heir Jasmine Kuang, Vansky Wan, Ash Xiong 11E (Kendrick, the previous king of Patra, was an awful ruler who disregarded most state affairs while indulged himself in women. He used to pay frequent visits to a brothel, and fell for a whore called Rebecca who is enchanting and seductive. Shortly after, Rebecca was pregnant. However, since she wanted her son to live a luxury life, she secretly exchanged her son with the prince, Queen Katelyn's newborn child. Rebecca named the prince Kevin and raised him up in the brothel. Marshall, the exiled minister of Cius and the present old doorman of the brothel, was a friend of Kevin's in his childhood, who always taught him lessons and the outside world. On the other hand, …show more content…

He just wants you to stay by his side so you can take better care of him, and he will not bear the harshness of the life on his own. Dear (Rebecca strokes Kevin’s face), if the great strength of the King is the reason why you are still hesitating, don’t worry, because you can simply kill him while he is alone. Everyone knows that the King often goes to the wildness to hunt, and he allows no guards to be around in order to show his “bravery”. That will be a perfect time for you! If you kill him then, no one shall be able to find out who the killer is, as you will be long gone when they discover the corpse. By then, so long as you prove yourself as the only living heir of the previous king, the throne shall be yours to take! KEVIN: I get what you mean, mother. But please give some time to think over that. (Kevin scratches his head) REBECCA (imploringly): It is all on you now, my dear son. Seize this precious opportunity! You …show more content…

(Kevin is moved, and he decides to kill the king in Rebecca’s way. Kevin and Rebecca exit) (Rebecca enters the king’s palace) REBECCA: Your Majesty, I am here to inform you that an assassination has targeted on you. The loathsome assassin I am talking about here is the bastard of King Kendrick, whose name is Kevin. Under the previous King’s request, I raised the evil kid up unwillingly. I kept the secret to myself as I was forced to swear a sacred vow in front of the almighty. But recently, the sneaky, cunning bastard somehow learned his identity from others. Thereafter, he came up with this nasty plan of assassination. Your Majesty, please trust me and finish him before he ever starts it. HAROLD: I appreciate your friendly reminder, lady, but can you please give me more details on the plan? REBECCA: Of course, your Majesty. As far as I know, the wretched bastard planned to take you down in the forest, while you are hunting out there alone. (Your passion for adventure has already been an open secret) As a result, you must take precaution on the assassination, and strike back against him. Your Majesty! Your death, if it would happen, shall be a great loss to our country

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