The letter arrived on an ordinary Tuesday, hidden among the usual stack of diplomatic reports and royal documents. Nothing about it suggested importance—no official seal, no expensive parchment, no royal mark. Yet Adrian's attention lingered on it longer than it should have. The simple paper, the careful handwriting, the feeling that someone had written not to demand something, but simply to be heard, made him pause. After years of receiving letters filled with politics and expectations, this one felt different..Almost like a voice from the past reaching toward the future.The envelope was made from paper that had clearly been cut from a larger sheet rather than purchased from a stationer, and the handwriting on the outside was careful in the way that suggested someone who did not write often but wanted to do it well.Adrian almost set it aside for later, as he did with most personal correspondence during working hours. There were always meetings waiting, decisions needing approval, a
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