It had been an entire week, but there was still no sign of Lorenzo.
Marco had been released after two days and was now back with his family. When they asked him, he told them that he hadn’t seen Lorenzo, not at the train station and not at the place he’d been held. This meant that there was a chance Lorenzo was still in Pisa, which was confirmed after Aurora called Altea back, asking her a couple more questions. Apparently, he had been captured by King Samuel’s men, not King Riccardo’s, and seeing as they were all here and hadn’t left the town, it was safe to assume that Lorenzo was held in the Palazzo dell’Orologio, the seat of the King of Central Italy.
Sofia insisted on Aurora continuing her training, so every morning, they went to the quarry to spar. Sandra now joined them to conce
