His Queen,Their War
It was a complete reinvention, yet undeniably her.
But it wasn’t just the hair. Her eyes, lined expertly with subtle shadows, burned with confidence, daring anyone to underestimate her. She carried herself like someone who knew the room would bend to her presence, who had claimed herself fully even before stepping inside. Shit! Now she looked exactly like her mother!
I was trying to take in what my eyes landed on and they betrayed me by dropping to her collarbone.
A tattoo peeked from the side of her neck, a sleek, black design curling elegantly along her collarbone. Another traced the curve of her forearm, delicate yet commanding, hinting at rebellion and fire. Each mark was placed with pre
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