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Chapter 41

The song ended, although it was irrelevant since we had stopped dancing long before. I wanted to stay with Gregory as long as possible, but most of the attendees wanted to spend time with the king, and many times they preferred to talk to him with no one else present, even if the other person was the queen. I left Gregory to his affairs and soon I had subjects also demanding my attention. While I was besieged with praises, questions, and all kinds of comments, my attention focused on Thomas, the guard in charge of guarding the castle entrance, who ran into the room and turned from one side to the other looking anxious. No one else seemed to notice Thomas, which was not unusual as nobles normally ignored guards. All of a sudden, Thomas found what he was looking for, he walked over to Tucker and informed him of something that was impossible for me to hear because of the people talking around me. Tucker's expression darkened, he immediately took Rudyard's arm and whispered s
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Chapter 42

On the day of our departure, we got up at dawn to leave as early as possible. The men were going to ride on horseback while the women and children were going to make the trip on three elegant blue carriages.Mary Terese, her daughter, and Linda were with me in my carriage. Since Rudyard and Linda's son was 12 years old he would ride alongside his father, consequently, we had plenty of room to spare, which I appreciated as the journey was long. We took the road of Alexandra, named in honor of the old queen who used to spend long periods at the Palace.“I could not help but notice that you and the king solved your problems,” Linda commented during the ride.“I suppose we have,” I replied evasively.“You suppose? Come on! We all saw how you looked at him at the ball. I knew it was impossible to be married to a man like him and not fall madly in love,” Mary Terese comme
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Chapter 43

The next day, Gregory woke me up at dawn. “Come on, hurry and try not to make a sound,” he whispered. I reluctantly got up from the bed and followed him outside. My husband took me to the lake. Everything was quiet, we were the only ones awake this early in the morning.  “What are we doing here?” I inquired. Instead of replying, Gregory started to take off all of his clothes, and then he jumped into the water. “Come on, join me,” he said. “Have you lost your mind? What if someone sees us swimming… without clothes on?” I ask
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Chapter 44

Amid so much happiness, time passed very quickly and, without feeling it, the day of the second festival arrived. The excitement in Dranda for the arrival of the foreign envoys was evident, everyone was thrilled to see the newcomers. People gathered outside the castle gates to see the numerous carriages arrive from Brodora. I waited alongside Gregory in front of the main door for the carriages to stop and our guests to descend. Numerous men with black hair descended from the carriages, all of them were bare-chested and laden with necklaces and jewels. After a few minutes, another man descended, he stood out from the rest, he was younger and infinitely more handsome, he had violet eyes and long black hair. Gregory and I walked to meet them. All the envoys were stocky and tall, taller than any man in Dranda, including my husband and his knigh
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Chapter 45

Tucker was not pleased to hear that we intended to have a private audience with Prince Dominic, but he had no choice but to respect the king's will. Gregory did not care much about Tucker’s feelings, he was too intrigued to know what the foreign prince had to say. I was anxious too and something inside me told me that I was not going to like the prince’s motives for coming here. We meet Dominic at the Throne Hall first thing in the morning, we could not wait to hear what he had to say. “My dear friends, I am very sorry for my mysterious behavior, there are too many things that I must say to you, but yesterday it was impossible for me to do so with so many ears around us," the prince apologized as soon as we sat down. “I must confess that your presence
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Chapter 46

I asked Gregory if I should write to my uncle to tell him what was happening and to ask for his support against Trobet, but my husband refused. We did not know who the spy was so we could not risk writing a letter to Lerene with sensible information that could be stolen. For the time being, we preferred not to contact my family or anyone else. Gregory still had not found out who the traitor was despite the fact that he had put each of the knights to the test over the past weeks; they had all proved their loyalty to the kingdom and the tests had resulted futile. To my surprise, a few weeks later, just days before the third festival, we received an unexpected visit; maybe unexpected was an understatement since she was the last person on this earth I thought I would ever see again: my aunt Queen Kendalia Riversun.  Her arrival was even more ba
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Chapter 47

My aunt left the day after she gave me the poison. For the next few nights, it was impossible for me to sleep, I hid the bottle under my mattress, convinced that I would never use it against Gregory or anyone else. But at the same time, I could not let anything bad happen to my brothers. I thought about telling Gregory about what my aunt had ordered me to do, but I feared that he would declare war against Lerene and, as much as I despised my uncle, I still loved that kingdom dearly and I did not want to see it suffer, besides I knew that the second Gregory attacked Lerene, my uncle would not hesitate to kill my brothers in retaliation. Also, part of me feared that everything was a trap, prince Dominic had told us that Sable Morgan was planning something to force Gregory’s army out of Dranda, what if this was it? What if my aunt had just given me the poison to anger Gregory so that he would march against Lerene so that Sable Morgan could use the opportunity to defeat
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Chapter 48

The third festival was a masquerade filled with wonder and excitement. Everyone’s true identity was hidden under masks and elaborate costumes. I was wearing a modest white mask and Gregory wore a blue mask with a large bent beak that would have made him unrecognizable had it not been for the fact that I had already seen it before the party. Everyone was anonymous under their mask and I spent a long time trying to decipher the identity of the guests.I tried to enjoy the party but it was impossible for me to do it, I could not forget about the poison and the letter. I knew I would never harm Gregory, but I had no idea what the other person was planning to do, and that made me anxious. I would die if something bad happened to Gregory. I danced and laughed and pretended nothing was troubling me, Gregory did the same although he did not feel so comfortable around his subjects any more n
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Chapter 49

(Gregory’s POV)I felt sick, I could not believe Addison had betrayed me this way. I thought she was the woman of my dreams, I was so in love with her I never thought she would be capable of trying to murder me. Lerene was going to pay for this, I was going to destroy King Adolf and his kingdom, I would not rest until I had obliterated their existence from this earth… Addison was a different story, I had no idea what to do about that. I knew she was a traitor and she did not deserve my compassion, I should send her back to Lerene and let her perish with everyone else, but I could not. I did want to part from her… I was too weak to let her out of my life.  “What do you want to do, Your Majesty?” Tucker inquired since it had been several minutes since I last spoke. “I do not know…
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Chapter 50

(Gregory’s POV)Maurice was with Addison for hours. Norton and Tucker waited beside me to show me their support. I was so worried I thought I was going to loose my mind. Maurice came out after a while.“Your Majesty, the queen has regained consciousness for a few moments, it seems that the antidote is helping her to resist, but it is too early to be able to ensure her survival. I am afraid there is not much more I can do at the moment,” the doctor explained. “I will be back soon and apply another dose,” Maurice declared.“Leave me alone, please,” I asked without turning to see the knights, my gaze was fixed on Addison's door.“Let's get out of here and give the king some privacy,” Tucker said. “I will take care of the kingdom, Your Majes
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