Chapter 214. Death and Life

[PART TWO]

DOVE

Exile was the right word for our situation. Jacob no longer had the right to be king. We were driven from the kingdom, from our thrones, and our crowns were taken from us by my husband’s wicked brother.

My children, whom I had guarded with my life, were saved, and now I would never leave them alone again. My husband constantly watched over my safety, living in fear that they would come for us.

We were guests in the castle of Cadde, the man we had hosted in our castle in the past.

I felt strangely calm, even though the war had caught up with us in a brutal way. We were all together now, as a family, and that was priceless to me.

“My wife,” my husband greeted me, our master bedroom was next to our children’s bedroom. “Good morning.” He kissed my forehead and then my lips.

I noticed that he brought a tray with breakfast, it was his daily custom to entertain me in some way. Our love was stronger than ever, in the adversity of our