Chapter 39

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• Divorced, Now a Princess   Chapter 64

  LoganI was deep in thought as I walked through the camp. I should have been thinking of battle strategies and rogue attacks, but instead, my mind was plagued by thoughts of the two women in my life.I thought about Evelyn, whom I had been so close to losing. She had almost slipped through my finger

• Divorced, Now a Princess   Chapter 63

  “Haven’t seen her all day,” he said. “She was supposed to be here hours ago. We’ve been short-staffed because of it.”My stomach dropped to my feet. I dared to ask, “And Tomas?”Chris gave me a curious look, then shook his head again. “Haven’t seen him either. He was supposed to have the morning shi

• Divorced, Now a Princess   Chapter 62

  EvelynThe library was quiet this time of night. It was the perfect place to conduct research into the early hours of the morning with its peaceful backdrop to my terrifying research.But I didn’t need peace anymore. I needed answers.Stacked papers surrounded me, corners curling with age, the ink o

• Divorced, Now a Princess   Chapter 61

  But now I was beginning to think that when she told the story, she told it too perfectly. And too often. Like she was repeating something she had memorized as though it were a script. Always with the same sigh, the same wistful smile, as though she'd rehearsed it.It never quite sat right with me af

• Divorced, Now a Princess   Chapter 60

  Logan I decided that I needed to prove to her how sorry I was about everything that had happened recently. Words didn’t feel like they had fallen short in our conversation. She had forgiven me so easily, I wanted to show her that I was sincere.A cluster of white roses was delivered to the medical

• Divorced, Now a Princess   Chapter 59

  The walk there felt heavier than usual. The palace halls were quieter these days, as if even the walls were listening.When I entered, she was already standing by the window, arms folded, looking out over the wet courtyard. The scent of rosemary and parchment filled the room.“Close the door,” she s