A husband for the princess. Chapter 21. The Decision.

Lynda Skarosky

Leonard's words produced a great emotion in me, while inside I felt a deep desire to see Christian, to meet him again and ask him for a new opportunity for our life, because obviously he had suffered a lot and that made me very uneasy.

"I'm so sorry Lynda, I shouldn't have been part of this, I should have renounced royalty at that moment and not become Christian's executioner," he ran his hand over her head in despair. "I've done everything wrong in my life and I have no idea how to put it back together again."

I looked at him blankly, to tell the truth, I didn't want to encourage him, he deserved to have his conscience weighing on him like that, so he could pay for some of the wrongs he had done.

He understood that my intention was not to pity him, not even to feel sorry for him, after the conversation I asked him to leave me alone, I lay down next to my son, I hugged him, I smelled him without being able to contain the growing emotion inside me.

I did not know at what