The days following Lucian’s birthday returned to normal, and Lysandra continued her chess lessons with Lucian. Occasionally, Sarang joined them for a game, creating grounds for a genuine friendship between them. Their conversations gradually shifted from a shared interest in Nathaniel to topics of culture, politics, literature, fashion, and music.Lysandra prided herself on the skills in which she was superior to Sarang: dancing, music, horse riding, embroidery, and poetry. Sarang could play the piano and cook, but that was about the extent of his omega charm. However, Sarang was highly intelligent, more intelligent and inquisitive than her brother, Luke, which was an assurance his offsprings would never be dim-witted.Spending more time with Sarang made her understand why Nathaniel loved him. He was loveable, kind, and all the things she wasn’t. Despite being a slave from a faraway, unknown country, he had been raised with love and radiated the same warmth toward othe
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