The Rule
Aabroo sat beside her, legs tucked under her, eyes shining as she listened in rapture.
Inayat’s fingers glided over the strings, each note feather-light yet clear, a balm to weary souls. She sang — not in the tongue of Tziyonia, but in the ancient Hebrew tongue of the psalmist. A Psalm of David poured from her lips, each word shaped in prayer and devotion:
“Adonai ro’i, lo echsar…”
The notes floated, delicate as rose-petals upon water. Her voice, calm and unwavering, held a reverence that made even the birds fall silent. The language was not common in the palace, but Samarth understood it well enough. His heart stirred.
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