His Majesty
Complete textRichard leaves an upsetting call with his mother and returns to the demands of his office. His reluctance to marry and his views on relationships shape the conversations that follow. His Majesty is the first story in a two-part manuscript, followed by His Majesty’s Possession.
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The opening moves between Richard’s business setting and the family expectations he wants to resist. The narrative follows those tensions through 23 chapters, retaining an author’s note that identifies the continuation as a separate second part.
Reading focus
Read for a contemporary story about family pressure, relationships and a protagonist reluctant to marry.
This reading edition contains 26,066 words in 23 original sections. Read the text online with adjustable type and three colour themes, or keep a printable PDF.
Author: Author not credited. Language: English. Reading edition: 28 October 2026.
Opening excerpt
The silence that followed the last word said by the person on the other side of the line gave hint on what was about to happen and whoever stays on line of vision will feel the heat of his anger.
Contents
All sections- Chapter ONE7 min
- Chapter TWO5 min
- Chapter THREE7 min
- Chapter FOUR6 min
- Chapter Five7 min
- Chapter Six6 min
- Chapter Seven6 min
- Chapter EIGHT6 min
- Chapter Nine6 min
- Chapter TEN5 min
- Chapter ELEVEN5 min
- Chapter TWELVE6 min
- Chapter THIRTEEN3 min
- Chapter FOURTEEN2 min
- Chapter FIFTEEN5 min
- Chapter SIXTEEN4 min
- Chapter SEVENTEEN4 min
- Chapter EIGHTEEN5 min
- Chapter NINETEEN5 min
- Chapter TWENTY5 min
- Chapter TWENTY ONE4 min
- Chapter TWENTY TWO3 min
- Chapter TWENTY-THREE5 min
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This edition contains the complete English literary text, with 23 sections and 26,066 words. This reading edition preserves the checked English text and its section order. No study notes have been added.
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