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150-BLUEBERRY

Author: J L FLETCHER
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-19 02:06:25
(Shiloh’s POV)

Sophie and I walked fast, heads down, borrowed cloaks tight, trying not to look like the future Queen and her… apparently newly endangered maid of honor.

After the dressmaker incident, we weren’t stupid enough to parade through the markets in our usual clothes. Sophie had grabbed simple tunics from the Sanctuary, shoved one at me, and said:

“Put it on. You look too shiny.”

I still didn’t know what “shiny” meant, but fine.

The wind was crisp as we took the forest path back toward the castle. Sophie cradled her stomach with one hand, cloak flapping behind her as she half-ranted, half-laughed about the morning.

“I swear,” she said, kicking a stone, “the one time I want a normal outing, they throw garbage at me. And poor you, your face! I thought you were going to vomit.”

“I was going to vomit,” I muttered. “If that had hit me, you’d be attending my funeral.”

Sophie snorted. “At least I froze them.”

“You froze them solid,” I corrected. “One of them whimpered.”

“He
J L FLETCHER

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