It was shocking and very convincing! I quickly raised my head and asked, "Why does this seem logical??" But Tait shattered our imagination with another question: "But you have been losing from the beginning, while you had a beautiful childhood." We furrowed our brows together; that, too, made sense. Tait continued to dismantle our silly fantasies, as she strongly believed in them just a while ago, saying, "And why would the king send his real daughter to the palace if he wanted to keep her?" I looked at the sky again, pondering the strange fate that had befallen me.

Moments later, Petra's nearby voice broke our silence. We quickly looked, and she seemed to be talking to a young man whose voice was barely audible. We stood up to greet her, and then Tait hurriedly packed up the belongings faster than lightning and more chaotically than sand. Laverna caught a glimpse of Petra looking at us, so she hastened our departure, and Tait threw some of the belongings in horror.

We caught our breath as soon as we entered the gate of my palace, and Laverna kept pointing at something and then taking a deep breath. After a few minutes, she finally shouted at us, "He was the crown prince; he was the crown prince!" Tait immediately fainted.

Tait stayed in her room for a week, crying and waiting for her death. Meanwhile, Laverna was busy meeting Petra every day until Aron stayed with Cardia for a whole week, so Petra stopped caring about Laiferna's presence.

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Laiferna returned tired, but she entered Tait's room with courage and energy and kept swearing to her that they didn't hear anything.

Tait gathered her courage in her room for a few hours, while Laverna and I met alone. "He was indeed listening to our conversation. Petra doesn't seem hostile except when his attention lasts for more than two minutes." I calmed her fear. "Two minutes is not enough time for a person to define their desires." She continued with fear, "But maybe he was standing there longer than that." We quickly stopped talking, afraid that Tait might hear something.We caught our breath as soon as we entered the gate of my palace, and Laverna kept pointing at something and then taking a deep breath. After a few minutes, she finally shouted at us, "He was the crown prince; he was the crown prince!" Tait immediately fainted.

Tait stayed in her room for a week, crying and waiting for her death. Meanwhile, Laverna was busy meeting Petra every day until Aron stayed with Cardia for a whole week, so Petra stopped caring about Laiferna's presence.

Laiferna returned tired, but she entered Tait's room with courage and energy and kept swearing to her that they didn't hear anything.

Tait gathered her courage in her room for a few hours, while Laverna and I met alone. "He was indeed listening to our conversation. Petra doesn't seem hostile except when his attention lasts for more than two minutes." I calmed her fear. "Two minutes is not enough time for a person to define their desires." She continued with fear, "But maybe he was standing there longer than that." We quickly stopped talking, afraid that Tait might hear something.