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January 28 - January 28, 2025
What if she wasn’t from the Mountain Kingdom? His mother grew up in the Garden Kingdom, and she didn’t mind the cold, but if Amelia lived in the Tropical or Desert Kingdoms, she would freeze to death. He would have extra coats and blankets stashed around the palace, just in case.
“They swallow their food whole, and when someone threatens what is theirs, they attack without question.” His father smirked. “Seems perfect to me.”
P.S. I think about you a lot. I wonder what you look like or sound like or if you snore. And I wonder if you think about me too.
“My mate is not nothing,” Rennick snarled. “She is everything
“Fae are naturally graceful and stealthy.” “Then wear a bell,”
“We will move back. I will follow you anywhere, little mate, even to hell if that’s where you wish to go.”
“You like dark hair, huh?” she teased. His hand reached around and fisted her hair, yanking her head back. “Blonde
Echo considered her words and turned to the giant cat sitting quietly in the hall. “If he hurts her, I will use your fur as a rug.”
“I am where I have always been, love: at your feet, waiting for you to claim me as your own.”
She laughed at the memory of Amos admitting that the times Eddy fought against wearing his warm clothes were because he’d begged the fox not to wear them while they were connected. He said it was demeaning.
Rennick had turned ten shades of red and told Amos that Eddy could have died of hypothermia because of his boyish pride, and that the fox would wear
his sweaters when in their kingdom. Amos had reluctantly agreed, but conveniently always f...
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