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**ELDORIA** Isla softly on the door of Katarina’s chamber. “Come in,” Katarina called. Isla walked in carrying a stack of neatly ordered papers and a sealed letter. “Good morning, Your Highness,” she said. “The latest papers are here. And this letter came with the Drakonhelm seal from home.” Katarina set aside the jeweled hair comb she’d been pretending to examine and straightened in her chair by the window.

Hent walked towards Astolfo. The functions that made her record all that's happening have been turned off. Hent was moving on her own. She was so determined to comfort Astolfo on his unrequited love to the person she has the same face, but Astolfo was thinking otherwise, he gave Hent a deep, menacing look and because Hent can't stand too long, her legs wobble and collapsed in front of Astolfo, her black uniform got stretched out causing Astolfo to get a clear view of what he's planning to do.

“If you doubt what Dante was doing, wouldn’t it be wiser to ask him directly?” “Oh, I will. But first—I want to hear your version.” “There is no other version. Two Caravaggios, one Medici piece. La Bellezza della Verità. Anonymous. Sixteenth century. Then we came home.” “And the nights at the hotel?” Elena’s jaw tightened. Cold flash in her eyes. “Dante and I are adults. What happens behind a closed door belongs only to us.” ✘ ✘ ✘ “You know, I have many enemies. The Russo family, for instance. Loyalty is the most fragile commodity in our world—worth gold today, poison tomorrow.”

Why did Elena’s tears get to me like that? Just then Mr. Montague appeared in the doorway, his legs dragging, eyes sharp. “Lorenzo, if you’ve got a woman, then you’ve got to bring her home. We’re ready to love her like our Isabella.” My throat closed like someone had poured cement down it. I couldn’t tell them the truth—that Elena was a contract, a signature on a document and a sacrifice that will be offered on the altar to enable me claim the exact inheritance I swore on Isabella’s grave I would let rot because touching it had killed their daughter. I couldn’t tell them I was drowning in the very poison I’d promised to reject.

I took a small step closer without deciding to. My eyes moved across his shoulders and then I saw it. On his back, centered and clearly the most carefully rendered of everything there. A woman beneath a full moon, a veil drifting from her in a wind that only existed in the image, her hands reaching toward something or someone just beyond the edge of the ink. The detail in it was extraordinary. The veil rendered in fine lines that caught the morning light differently from the rest of the work, the figure beneath it given presence without a face, the moon above her enormous and full and casting a light that existed only within the frame of the tattoo.

Sophia in Milan with excellent light and firm margin adjustments. Damien arriving early to meetings. Noah's notebook full of things that were more important than the assigned work. Ethan's hand over mine. Everything exactly where it had always been going. Every single piece of it. Exactly right.

She immediately stood up and smiled, “Yes, I’m here for Sir Robert, is he inside? I’m Elara.” She nodded, still smiling. “Yes, he’s inside,” she approached her table and pressed the intercom, “Sir, Mam Elara is here, should I let her in?” she gave me a nod and pointed to the door, so I muttered my thanks. I approached Sir’s table and the pile of papers in front of it. “Sir.” I called out his attention. He immediately stood up when he saw me. “My god Elara, good thing you’re here. These papers are killing me.” I chuckled lightly, his frustration evident on his face because of the work.