nd immediately a groom came along to take Xavier away. He was going to help Eleanor off hers when
tes, she had prepared for his arrival. Everything had been put into place. She had even gone over all the arrangements
, taking Eleanor's hand, but just before Damien could say a word, El
ing betrayed. Getting over it was quite easy. He did n
e same. Maybe she didn't trust
t together in the woods. He didn't believe in fate bu
e else too was. "What are y
s they all climbed, heading for the front door, "everybody
ofia announced as she led
r daughter," he sai
ng of her as much lately because he had so much on
n like a mother to him, he grew up under her care as the castle's head maid. Although, the twenty-seve
so overwhelming, he knew better than to dwell on the things he
ave her ea
ted one of the maid
tsied avoiding his gaze, "mother" she added gree
occupied by Eleanor who was right opposite her. She did n
hers, he wanted to hug her, he put on the n
d to one of the maids who was dishing his food, "Prep
es seemed slimmer now; he had doubts about pursuing a relationship with Elean
have told u
posed. She spoke in a low tone,
d Steven. She wanted some attention, "Steven pass me the salt, please." "Here! Take!" Steven didn't waste ti
n sounded, sensing that Elean
," Eleanor
you to your roo
take care of the guest," Madam S
Damien said placing his hand on her s
sisted he
d. She knew that Damien had some
the room. Eleanor was happy, the room was nice but it was nothing she hadn't seen befor
just ring. My room is
y your stay." St
you rest now,
ds the end of the corridor and
inner. I just have so many questions. That
feelings you have for Eleanor. She is a princess. Just forget her. Getting close to her would only do more harm than go
ven said angrily, "Just give me the order, your majesty,
'm just looking out fo
n? You sure do like t
you mea
't know about yo
was s
ight, just like I thought." St
e thought maybe it was Steven, h
oria asked, bargi
ncess," he s
y you look at
I look
s...Are you even going to...I don't know D
Victoria.
t to leave things unfinished again. She stopped right at the door to her room. She needed clarity. She almost raced h