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Seventy three

Dora's POV

Darkness was seeping in through the cracks in the king's castle. The maids and I hid silently behind the thick curtains, watching the uproar unfold.

The castle was in chaos and every occupant, from the king to the lowest servant was on edge.

Servants whispered among themselves, sages and alchemists were frightened, and even the castle guards who were usually stoic and inexpressive feared for the loss of their jobs.

At first, it seemed as a joke that the king's staff was missing and I wondered how it had left the building without the king's knowledge, but I also knew the truth.

No other person could have done this. The king's unfaithful wife, Elvira, and the stupid head of security he trusted implicitly were the center of it all. It was sad that King Vladislav couldn't see the truth.

One would have expected me to speak the truth by now, but I held my tongue because sometimes silence was golden.

Also, the queen was powerful enough and filled with wickedness to turn
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