  They walked side by side to the palace, and she could feel that with each step they took, his strength wasn t as the last one. She stopped mid track and softly held his hand in a way no one would notice, &quot;Are you sure you can do it? We can go back to your chamber and postpone everything.&quot; He shook his head at her, admiring the softness he saw gleaming from her eyes. If this was what it felt to care and be cared for, he would ve had a reasonable number of children in his life.
    
    With their hands entwined, they walked to the palace and Aranya made sure he was seated before she sat on the space provided for her. She wasn t even attentive at the palace official talks, because all she did was fix her attention on him for any sign of discomfort. She had never thought she would dread the loss of someone like she did with him, and that someone had to be King Bhaltair, the man 

  She hadn t thought much about it even when she dived into the stream head first to have a swim. The water was cold but she had enjoyed every bit of it that she even forgot who she was together with or what they were supposed to be doing. They had eaten their dinner and at the moment, Danika just realized when she was pulling herself out of the stream that she hadn t seen Ezra in a while. And just like that, he appeared in front of her with a hardened expression.?
     
     Forgetting how drenched she was, she decided to take a step forward, the water dripping endlessly from her clothes. &quot;Where have you been to, Your Majesty?&quot; The only light gleaming was the one coming from the moon and the one he had set up in front of their tent before he disappeared to go knew where.
     
     He lifted two blankets that looked so homey and immediately, Danika felt asleep. &quot;I went to

  &quot;I'll be waiting for you to send them, Ummah. I might get a lawyer that will elaborate everything for us&quot; with that, she ended the call, silently praying for what Ummah had seen not to turn out to be true, because only god knew what she would do to that woman. And maybe, even the innocent Muhaseen. She might ve escaped death the last time, but she would have to make sure that this time, if god forbid this turned out to be true, she would have to make sure she died for good.
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  &quot;Nana! It s like Muhaseen has woken up, will you please check up on her from?!&quot; Fareeda called out from the kitchen when she felt as if she had heard the crying voice of Muhaseen from the room. Nana usually did her assignments in Mujaheed s chamber and Fareeda couldn t appreciate more.
  &quot;I think I just heard her melodious voice too, I'll go and check up on her.&quot; She dropped down 

They walked side by side to the palace, and she could feel that with each step they took, his strength wasn t as the last one. She stopped mid track and softly held his hand in a way no one would notice, &quot;Are you sure you can do it? We can go back to your chamber and postpone everything.&quot; He shook his head at her, admiring the softness he saw gleaming from her eyes. If this was what it felt to care and be cared for, he would ve had a reasonable number of children in his life.
    
    With their hands entwined, they walked to the palace and Aranya made sure he was seated before she sat on the space provided for her. She wasn t even attentive at the palace official talks, because all she did was fix her attention on him for any sign of discomfort. She had never thought she would dread the loss of someone like she did with him, and that someone had to be King Bhaltair, the man she thought she would hate for the rest of her life.?
    
    It was finally time for her to be i

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