Whisperre

*NonRape-General langauge*

Liora’s life takes an unexpected and cruel turn when she’s sent to the royal court as a concubine for the disgraced Prince Lucien, a man whose past is shadowed by betrayal and loss. Stripped of his royal title, Lucien has long distanced himself from love and loyalty, existing in a cold, indifferent world.

Thrown into this world of palace internal battles, power struggles, and betrayal, Liora must face not only Lucien’s frosty demeanor but also the dangerous secrets that lurk within the court. Every move she makes is watched, every word is questioned. Yet, despite his distant nature, she can’t shake the feeling that beneath the hardened prince lies a man struggling with the ghosts of his past.

As Liora tries to find her place in this hostile environment, she faces a constant dilemma: Can she warm the prince’s cold heart and heal his wounds, or will she fall victim to the very same forces that tore him apart? 

'Can she thaw lucien’s frozen heart, or will his haunted past consume them both?'


Arranged marriage,Disgraced prince,Court intrigue,Royal concubine,Forbidden love, Political drama, Palace secrets, Unwanted bride, Betrayal. Haunted memories, redemption,Royal court drama, second chances

Sold to My Killer Husband: His Concubine's Dilemma

Liora stared at her trembling hands, her voice a whisper lost in the quiet of the room. "I did not... I swear I did not..."

"She's lying," Evelyne interrupted coldly. "She seduced the stable boy and was caught in the act."

The words cut through the air like a knife. Liora flinched. Seduce? The accusation was absurd and vile. Her chest tightened with the weight of humiliation, not just because of the lie, but because her aunt's voice carried no hesitation. No mercy.

Lucien's gaze remained unreadable. A part of her had hoped even now that he might see the truth in her. That he might defend her. That someone might.

"You see, Your Highness," Evelyne said, turning to him now, her tone sickeningly sweet. "It is not our daughter who is unsuitable. It is her. My husband and I discussed it thoroughly. We would never subject your Highness to scandal."

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