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September 26 - September 29, 2019
Persephone’s
The count briefly clenched his ringed fingers around his blue sandglass,
What I can tell you, returning to the matter at hand, is that our dearest mothers do occasionally receive a visit from a stranger who really is
And what if it wasn’t Vladislava who was in their midst right now?
They’d all received threatening letters. The writer had used them very effectively to put pressure on his victims: the more anxious they were, the stronger their desire to pull the pin on the blue sandglasses. It was a truly malicious manipulation.
“A lot has happened to me since you made me your fiancée. I’ve received an unbelievable number of death threats, and almost as many indecent proposals. I’ve been imprisoned, disguised, tricked, insulted, enslaved, infantilized, booed, subjected to hypnotic manipulation, and I’ve seen my aunt losing her mind, before my very eyes. And yet, I’ve never been as afraid as I am right now. I’m afraid for my family, I’m afraid for myself, I’m afraid for Berenilde, I’m afraid for Archibald, too. And for all of that, Thorn, it’s you I have to thank. So could you, please, stop speaking to me as if I were
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“Try your dears.”
“If you don’t come back soon to the Pole, the Pole will come to you, ambassador’s honor!”

