CHAPTER SIXTY NINE
The orange evening rays of the dipping sun were certainly of utmost beauty and as I gazed out to them through the window of my chambers, I could not help but wonder if my life was going to have a fleck of that. A sigh left my lips. I needed to be out there, take a walk in the garden and eventually give Theo a visit. Undoubtedly enough, I had truly missed his company.
With that thought in mind, I stepped out of my chambers, for the first time in three days. The same hallways, filled with the same people and a light smile touched my lips. One day, these people were going to have an actual leader who cared for them. A walk in the garden proved to be very soothing and as I clutched the red shawl around my upper body, I breathed in the fresh evening air. My two guards fo
