The Return of the Emperor
And tonight, irony was sitting across from him in silk robes, sipping wine like poison didn’t taste half as bitter.
The Crown Prince. The man who had nearly slit his throat in the morgue. The man who now—smiling faintly, like he held the sun in his palm—wanted to make him an accomplice.
His dagger was still a ghost at Zane’s throat, even though he had sheathed it. The edge of it lingered in his pulse, reminding him that one slip of his tongue and he’d bleed out on the king’s spotless marble.
Do-won’s chambers were suffocatingly neat—scrolls aligned like soldiers, silk cushions set without crease, the brazier whispering soft smoke. But oddly, it nowhere had the calculative-cunning vibe the pr
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