FIONA
I got the rest of the day off and I spent it conveniently hiding in my room and alternating between anger at Ethan and dying of embarrassment for how easily I had forgotten my own rules and thrown myself at him.
Somehow, it was easier to be mad at him when I couldn’t see him.
Elias knocked on my door to bring me food and insisted on standing there watching me until I had eaten every last bite. On the orders of the Prince he said and it was on the tip of my tongue to tell him a few choice words he could deliver to the crown prince.
But by the next morning, I knew that I had to get back to work.
If not for anything, I needed to see with my own two eyes that I had actually saved that soldier's life.
So I took a shower, dropped jasmine scented oils on my neck and wrists and dress
