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These men were bartering for us like we were crops. Mae preened, seemingly honored to be chattel. She stood taller, her shoulders pinned, as a smug smile stretched across her mouth. My molars ground together, nearly cracking, but I managed to keep quiet. Nothing would come from my protest. No one in this room gave a damn about my opinion. My fate was not my own, and my future would be determined by these men.
This monster had died so a prince could manipulate a king. So a man could force a woman into marriage.
A warm bath was waiting. And an apple. I didn’t let myself think about who had likely arranged for them both.