I could swear that I didn’t want to be here right now.
Staring at the sunlight streaming through the arched window, I didn’t like how it felt on my skin.
In fact, the plush red carpet of the Grand Hall seemed too old. “I think you’re overreacting.” Leila said that minute making me scoff.
“This way,” Lady Yennifer said directing her hands to some secluded part of the palace.
“Okay.” I responded that minute following her. Just as I followed her I also stared at her. Lady Yennifer, the Queen Mother. She gave an effect, I couldn’t deny. Her white dress billowed around her as she strode purposefully, a diamond tiara glinting in her silver hair. They looked ancient and out of times, if I had to be honest.
“You, wait here.” she said suddenly.
For some reason Lady Yennifer told her assistant
