The High Queen had felt
it. Her son knew who his lovely mystery woman was. Now it was up to
him on how he reacted. Oh, she wouldn't stop protecting the child.
She still needed some time to learn her feelings. That son of hers
would no doubt wish to host a ball as soon as possible, but she knew
that wouldn't be wise.
He had no idea that he was
working the poor girl and his staff almost to death. To be kind to
her hopefully, that is if her son didn't mess up again, daughter in
law, she would call her son away from his castle for a few weeks.
The poor staff would no doubt guess and gossip, while he planned
their next meeting. Of course, she, the High Queen, would be
attending the next ball. There was no way she was going to miss it.
Either her son would succeed or he would fail. Well, not so much as
fail, but really anger the girl.
Sighing, she tossed the
crystal in her hand into the air. She could only hope the child
would appreciate what she was doing for her. Hopefully, she had
learned that lesson from her time running the Labyrinth. Of course,
she had a suspicious feeling that both her son and the girl weren't
going to be too thrilled with her, but at least they wouldn't be so
damn sad all the time.
Smiling softly, she
conjured another crystal. After a few moments, she blew gently on
it, and it floated away. She watched it float out the opened window
and begin its journey to the monarch of the Goblin Kingdom.
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