Act II. Scene IV

CALE

After a few months, Cale easily accepted everything when it came to the Lisianto brothers, and little by little, it stopped being something "to be accepted" and became just common. There was not a single event where the three were separated, and even Airell's reputation as a cheap Don Juan had diminished since the moment the twins crossed paths with the archduke.

Rumors surfaced everywhere, some saying that the archduke was trying to be absorbed by the church and that was why the twins remained by his side, that it was a message from heaven, saying that even a cursed being like Cale Lestrad could be worthy of salvation if God's chosen ones reached out to him. Others said that, in fact, Cale was having an affair with the young Lisianto girl, and that was why her brother frequently guarded them, while the gossipers added that, in reality, the three had a secret relationship and that the rumors about the twins being "too close" were real.

Three years passed, and