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In ten years or so, you may return,” Salvador replied. Kylie drew in a sharp breath, her heart sinking. In ten years—perhaps even longer-the capital would have changed entirely. Would she still be able to be the queen, or even the queen dowager? She quickly weighed her options. If she stayed, then even if Cecil…

Caden had long since been reduced to tears, his face streaked with grief and regret. As his legs gave out beneath him, he collapsed onto the cold stone floor, hands clamped over his ears as if that might drown out his mother’s screams. Salvador then ordered that Lyra be brought in. She was to remain…

The second prince knelt without a word. However, his lips remained sealed and he offered no reply. Salvador watched him for a long while, then slowly extended a hand to help him rise. “Do not fear, my son. I am here.” But Caden instinctively withdrew his hand and shrank back, his discomfort palpable. Grace quickly…

“Prince Cecil is a suspect, but I spoke to Ryan. That day, Prince Cecil was indeed riding Prince Connor’s horse, but it was Prince Caden who helped him down. Prince Caden wasn’t strong or tall enough, so it took some effort,” Sophie replied. “So, Prince Cecil wasn’t the only one who touched the horse,” Violet…

Sophie crouched beside Sylvia’s lifeless form, gently closing her eyes with a soft touch. With a heavy heart, she whispered, “Why didn’t you trust me? I swear I would have done everything in my power to uncover the truth.” Heidi was on her knees, weeping openly. The isolation of Laurel Palace ensured that her cries…

Though Salvador knew the circumstances well, he likely asked because he needed some reassurance. Sensing this, Rafael said, “He will survive. With Sebastian attending him, he will get better.” Salvador fell into a long silence, then slowly started to walk with Rafael. As they began their journey back to the palace, the king at last…

Though her confidence visibly wavered, she still managed to say, “Your Grace, those are two separate matters.” “True. But the assassination of a prince can often be built on two, three, or even countless other events,” Sophie responded. Grace shot to her feet, her voice laced with anger as she snapped, “What are you implying,…

Sophie paid a visit to Jeanette. Though the concubine did not explicitly say that Sylvia was responsible for the loss of her child, she did remark, “Those who commit wicked deeds will always face retribution. No one can escape it.” The words seemed not only directed at Sylvia, but also at Kylie. As Sophie prepared…

She turned and asked, “How are things on Lady Grace’s end? I hear a royal physician has been summoned.” “I heard that Prince Caden has been terribly frightened,” came the reply. Sylvia sighed. “After all, he is but a child. How could he not be terrified, seeing his brother, whom he had grown so close…

His face darkening with anger and grief, he turned to Sophie. “See to it! I want answers. No matter who is responsible, they will face the ultimate punishment!” Rafael bowed. “I will investigate, Your Majesty.” Salvador sighed. “You and Jeremiah must manage the court affairs. Over the next three days, I will stay herez with…