The Lie

673 Words

Two guards made a rush in. He didn't tarry. Move anything,” he said. His voice was grave and stern. The guards nodded. One glanced around for a moment. What about the bedding my King, my King?” Lucian's face grew stiffer. “Everything.” The guard bent his head. “Yes, my king.” I swallowed hard. Everything. He wasn’t cleaning the room. He was erasing it. From me. That fact cut through my heart like a knife. The area was not kept a secret. It was not a general protection. It was personal. He was concealing the child from me. I was more hurt than I thought to be. Since that was the end of every conversation, every denial ever given, every half-truth ever told, it was all directed at keeping me away from one secret. The child. As the guards started to clear the shelves,

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