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My little prince, once so untouchable, now carried the evidence of my claim hidden under his expensive suit. I switched feeds and watched him climb into a cab, then followed him through the city until he reached Vane Capital. He walked into my building like he belonged there. He kept his head high and his back straight, but I saw the slight hitch in his gait. The way he favored one side. Perfect.

"Whatever, Just let's go now." "Wait, I forgot my book!" Her brother exclaimed, running out of the dining hall and disappearing somewhere outside. "Prince Roman! You shouldn't have forgotten your book!" His mother called after him, chasing after him quickly. "Sorry Mother." He apologized, returning seconds later holding his copy of The Little Prince in his hands. Celine rolled her eyes as she gazed over at the beautiful painting on the wall next to them. "That looks amazing." She commented. He nodded eagerly, taking his seat next to her once again.

A good look! “Take your time,” he said. With a smile on my face, I glanced at the shelves. I wiped away dusty books with my index finger, reading titles I hadn't encountered for a long time. Some of the stories I used to keep company with when I was a teenager, before life became so complicated. I came across The Little Prince, which was familiar. Its beautiful cover was slightly worn? Softly, I smiled. "We'll meet again," I whispered, opening the file.

Ignoring the teacher he had just made gaping, he looked back at the calm looking lake. “Keep talking, Remon. That way I can disguise the strange noises in my ears," said the little prince. Remon was made to not understand the prince's request. Noises? He did not hear any noise while he was teaching there. So what did the prince mean? Then what did little Alessandro see in the lake, that he couldn't take his eyes off of it? “Well then, I will repeat about the basics of how to ride for the first time. The first—” Remon's sentence was interrupted by Alessandro whose eyes didn't move an inch from the greenish water.

I have missed you immensely my little prince, was what he wanted to utter but instead, " You look ready to be devoured," was what came out of his mouth.

“Depends. What is it?” Ethan smiled. “The Little Prince. It’s kind of sad. But also kind of magical.” Micah shrugged. “Okay.” So Ethan read. His voice is soft. Slow. The words like balm. And halfway through chapter two, Micah’s head tilted and rested lightly against Ethan’s shoulder. The next morning, J found the book left on the kitchen table with a note tucked inside. “Next chapter’s yours. He liked it.” J didn’t ask questions. That night, he knocked once on Micah’s door.

She bring her sister knew that how Elara react when she was nervous. Charlie slowly opened the package. And then— he froze. Not dramatically. Not enough for anyone else to notice immediately. But Elara noticed. Because she noticed everything about him. His expression changed to something pleasant. His fingers rested against the cover and his eyes landed on the book as his fingers traced it's cover and the title. A beautiful printed edition of "The Little Prince." The book he wanted, but couldn't find time to go and search for it in stores. For one brief moment, something changed in his expression.

ATHENA “Will you pick me up again, Mummy?” my little prince asks, his voice hopeful and sweet. I turn to face him with a huge smile. “Of course, baby. I will. I can even pick you up every day! Is that what you want?” He nods eagerly, his curls bouncing as I lift him into my arms and start tickling his sides. He bursts into laughter, wriggling with delight. “Mummy, stop! You’re making me laugh!”

Isabelle said quietly, "if this is a bad time—" "It's fine." I said it more sharply than I intended. "Everything's fine." It was possibly the most obvious lie I'd ever told. Amélie was exploring now, wandering around the living room with the unselfconscious curiosity of a child. She stopped at the bookshelf, running her fingers along the spines. "You have so many books! Do you like to read?" "I do." "Me too!" She pulled out a worn copy of *The Little Prince*. "This is one of my favorites. Maman reads it to me in French."

“I know, buddy. But sometimes… promises change. I’ll make sure you still get your story. Let’s not wake Bernice.” He doesn’t argue, but his little shoulders slump. He hands me the book Emma must have left on the nightstand. The Little Prince. As I open it and begin to read, his eyes flutter closed, though his hand stays wrapped around his bear like a lifeline. My voice fills the room, steady and low, but my mind isn’t in the words. It’s with Emma. I see her kneeling beside his bed, her voice animated as she made characters come alive. I see the way Bernard clung to her, trusting her, needing her. I see the way she looked at him—her son—though he doesn’t know it.