Why was Zara living as a servant?

Her magic and noble identity were sealed for fifteen years, hiding her as a castless drudge in House Greth.

Who confirms Zara's true lineage?

Lord Theron Blackwell, a powerful and feared noble, publicly names her the lost daughter of House Solenne.

Claimed by the Cursed Kingdom

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Claimed by the Cursed Kingdom — A castless servant discovers she is a missing heiress with divine power after her fated mate publicly rejects her.

Zara endures fifteen years as a castless drudge in House Greth, suffering Lord Rowan's cruelty while awaiting a sacred bond. On her eighteenth birthday, a dormant seal shatters, unleashing her magic and triggering the fated connection. Rowan immediately denounces the bond before the gods and discards her. Lord Theron Blackwell, a figure dreaded across the realm, intervenes to declare Zara the lost daughter of House Solenne and bearer of a divine gift. With her true lineage exposed, Rowan seeks to reclaim her, a rival named Isolde plots her ruin, and a ruling council demands verification. Zara refuses to plead for acceptance any longer.

Quick answers

Why was Zara living as a servant?: Her magic and noble identity were sealed for fifteen years, hiding her as a castless drudge in House Greth.
Who confirms Zara's true lineage?: Lord Theron Blackwell, a powerful and feared noble, publicly names her the lost daughter of House Solenne.