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The opera was coming to an end and the two friends started moving towards the exit.
Once they ran out to get their horses and then they went to the gallop reaching the others.
> Bruno joked on his way down from the steed.
> Adrien made him notice with malice.
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They tied, laughing, the horses' brills to trees and started walking to the place set.
We should wait ten more minutes. Adrien warned them while he was looking at his pocket watch.
He put his back on a thick and massive log, the land below him was umide, but he couldn't stand and not stay hidden.
He looked at his friends, they were all tense to look at the point where the carriage should have come from.
He wondered what kind of woman the princess was, that poor prince did a long trip for her, he even got robbed by them, and she went to the country palace.
He smiled fun. Women, what wonderfully complex creatures.
Gabriel made the owl sound to give the signal and they all set themselves in position.
From over two trees, David and Edgar, jumped to the roof of the carriage and quickly threw the driver away. Edagar stopped the horses and set them free to run away while around him the battle had begun.
Adrien was very good with the sword and easily pulled two men out of the game.
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That's what it was called during criminal actions. He turned to Bruno, he went to his rescue.
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He nods with decision and ran to the carriage, he opened it and saw two women, saiyng terrified was saying nothing. He felt sympathy for them.
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He put his hand to make her realize she had to hurry, but when she raised her face, he felt like dying.
It wasn't possible.
It couldn't have been true.
It was a strange joke.
A disgraceful joke.
No, no, no.
Not his lady.
Not the one who broke his heart that morning.
He thanked the sky for his mask to cover his face.
Maybe the princess was the other one by her side.
No impossible. From the dress, from the hair, everything could be her.
> David captured. >
He recovered. He couldn't make mistakes. He couldn't. He had to think about the salvation of his companions, his and the people in town who needed him.
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Bernadette and Antoinette were impressed by the unusual gallantry.
But that wasn't just gallantry. If he had taken her away with him, she wouldn't have been with Prince Luka, with the promised groom.
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She screamed in the direction of the villain.
Bernadette tried to calm her down. She couldn't do anything even with the most powerful scream.
> he took her and pulled her off the carriage. David took care of the other girl.
No one could know how much it did cost for him to be himself right now. He had to pretend it was nothing.
> Clovis was closely observed.
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Everyone noticed how he defended the princess, the jealousy in his voice was palpable, and everyone seemed very strange.
Adrien took the royal by an arm and dragged her to his horse.
> He whispered gently.
She was shocked by the way of making of that thug and for the confusion of her head, she didn't realize she was on her black horse like pitch, strictly in front of her better control.
They were going fast, too fast. She hated to do it, but she held on to the boy for fear of falling.
Adrien smiled in feeling her so on and feeling the weight of her head on his shoulder. He whispered when, with a feared groan, she pressed her face between the wire of his neck.
The princess... he couldn't believe it.
What was the princess of France doing on a Friday at the market? He almost kissed the princess.
But then he found himself smiling.
He knew that, beautiful like this, she couldn't be any girl and knew the sky of Paris wanted them close.
They arrived in their shelter outside the city. This was where they came after an ambush or when things got bad.
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He came off the horse and then helped her do the same.
> She took off from him.
> He smiled her by making her way.
They were standing in front of a massive rock wall, the princess couldn't understand. Where would they go?
She saw the young masked approaching the ivy who covered part of the barrier and, by shaking it, he made a little secret passage appear.
She was amazed.
> He put his hand but she refused and she went for on her own.
The comrades watched him haveing fun, and he raised his shoulders smiling fun and then make the cat's claw gesture with his hand.
Bernadette took Bruno's help.
> said the lady-in-law looking around wondered.
Around her, a beautiful green clearing opened, with lavender flowers and fruit trees. There was even a lake with crystalline water and a stone house.
Antoinette was also enchanted, but she wouldn't give in to the surprise.
> said Adrien smiling nice to both of them.
He opened the door of that house and came in first to make sure everything was in order.
He let them in and showed them every room.
> He specified watching Antoinette carefully.
> Bernadette worried.
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> He also said on behalf of the crew members.
> She looked at him with suspicion.
> He spoke right in the eyes and bent over to kiss her hand that he had grabbed gently.
She wanted to curse herself. Why staying so enchanted by those eyes and ways of doing?
What did he mean by that sentence?
> She took his hand away.
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That was bad. Even the hard tone and the glimpse of glance.
> he came closer to see her get confused.
> Insisted.
> He made her notice amused.
Everyone in the room was paying attention to that weird switch of jokes.
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> Intervened laughing worried Clovis. He made her approach, but she was faster to get away.
> She said with royal pride.
> exchanged a shy smile for Bruno and followed her friend. She seemed very outrageous.
> Ordered Adrien.
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