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Chapter 135: Three Days

作者: Crown Summers
last update publish date: 2026-07-26 22:12:26

Raven

The morning after the tribunal, I was sitting at the low table in our quarters, waiting for Eilis to finish reading through the morning scrolls.

My back was sore from sitting in the tribunal chair for so long the day before, and the baby was moving around and restless against my ribs.

Eilis hadn't touched his breakfast. He sat near the window, unrolling one parchment after another, his dark brows pulled tight together. The gold in his eyes was sharper than usual, a clear sign that his wol
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