Of the six hundred guests in attendance, over four hundred were allies to the cause. It would’ve been the perfect time to overthrow the High Family. But I must provide a true heir before that. I must raise him to be strong, have him learn to fight, learn the ins and outs of ruling, and I must make sure he knows his father is evil. But in order to do so I must survive at least thirteen years of marriage to a monster.
I’ll be blunt. The first piece of business I had planned to attend to was getting Raven out of King’s City and out of my way. But, I had a change of heart. I figured it will be much easier for me to keep an eye on her with her in the city. Granted I sent her on a vacation, long enough for the aides to become accustomed to me as their Queen. The castle aides became very loyal and the whispers turned from her ears to …show more content…
Growing up we were on horseback daily, and after being in King’s City for over a year and not riding even once, it was easy for her to convince me as well. The moment we stepped into the training house all the men fell silent. I don’t think it’s common for them to see women in the house, let alone their Queen and one of her ladies. They cleared a path to the center room where Jorin was. He was sparring with a man who looked even bigger than him. Jorin’s guard came to our side and began explaining to us who the other man was. Apparently he came in from the North and was trying to join the King’s Army. Jorin insisted on testing his abilities himself, ignoring his guards advice. Jorin came out on top. He held his sword inches from the man’s neck for what must’ve been a minute before helping the man up. They shook hands and parted. Jorin coming straight towards us, looking furious and dripping in blood. I thought he was going to throw me to the ground and yell at me. I didn’t expect him to kiss me. But that was all he did. He kissed me and then stormed out of the training