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I laughed. “You couldn’t help but compliment yourself.” “I would die waiting for you to do it.”
“If you are not careful, bevilën, I will take you against the door,” I whispered. “I did not wear this to be careful,” she muttered against me.
“Like you want to eat me.” “I do.” “You did,” I reminded him. “Seconds, please.” He grinned.
“I’ve seen you at your best, so I am not worried,”
“My daughter wasn’t married to him earlier. Why would I set off a bomb before making sure my daughter was in the shelter?”
“They have messed with my daughter for the last time,” I said, drinking my champagne.
Also, Wolfgang, is it possible to get a full record of every person working in the palace? Their full names, their positions, a description of those positions, how long they have been working here, preferred pronouns, their birthdays, whether they are married, where they are from…as much as possible.”
“How do you expect me to, as you say, get the hoes in order?”
LOLOL!!!!!
“Sign and whine, Augusta. Don’t just whine; move your hand,” I said as I drank.
She wanted to see you. Prove you cared enough to see her. You gave her what she wanted. Your attention. And if that wasn’t bad enough, you lied to me in the process.”
Wait. Sophia would leave the palace at times? “Where was I when this was happening?” “Probably somewhere you shouldn’t have been, getting your picture taken without your consent.”
One thing I was damn sure about was us coming back to Rozem with the whole family. We were all going to take a new photo to replace the one in the entrance downstairs. That was a fact!
“Let’s not talk about it anymore,” I replied, hugging her. “Where do you want to go? Where can I take you?” “I go wherever my king wants.” She giggled.
My great-grandbabies are always trying to be like you. They live in a world where you are possible. You’re a hero if you don’t know. A real-life hero. I hope you get all the good things,” I translated, but she was speaking so low. When she looked at me, she nodded happily…almost dreamlike. “You…you, sir, you’ve done well. Very well. You two are good together.”
“I don’t think I can handle much more right now…I want you too badly. Can I have you?” “You already do,” I replied, kissing him again.
“We are all looking for someone to save us, but no one will come because we are the people who must do the saving.”
I’m sorry, Dad… I don’t have a sister anymore.
I lay back down beside him. “People might say you are monetizing the monarchy.” “Look at you, speaking like one of the team.” He chuckled, then shrugged. “Some will say I’m monetizing the monarchy; others will say I’m being more open to the public. I say, let’s get paid.”
I had barely any words. What could anyone say when death had the last word anyway?
This idiot.
Loyal people should be treated with loyalty,”
You don’t have to choose the nuclear option.
The idiot stayed outside my house until nearly midnight, and at that point, I wasn’t going to let him stay out in the dark, nor could he walk back. So eventually, I had to let him inside or risk having to explain how he died.
“I don’t do too well going backward in history. So let’s stay in this era and just have a picnic.”
And just like that, the night was up Satan’s ass.
LOLOL!!!
When she peeked open an eye and met mine, that did it. The tears came from my face, and I could not hide them or pretend they were not real.
