A Secret Princess [WMMAP fanfic]

Part 3

Meeting the Kinston family was a very awkward experience. I learnt a few things in return. 

- That Delilah doesn't hate me, She mat my mom and made her a promise to love me when I was born.

And two.  

                                                                                                                                                                                   - They  The Kinston family, also has rare eyes. unlike my family not everyone has to have them. In the Kinston family in order to take the position as Grand Duke or Duchess, You'll have to kill or banish your other siblings, You kill or banish all your siblings exept one. And that sibling is the one with Purple eyes. The Purple eyes are the representation of a great mage, and that great mage is the one child that the successor can't kill or banish. The child born with purple eyes is prohibited from killing their siblings or  taking the position as grand Duke or Duchess unless they are the first born child. This generations Mage is Delilah, And the previous generations Mage is Lianne Kinston.

Delilah  Shayla Kinston 

Lianne Kinston

That is the reason why the Kinston family has 4 members instead of three. Anyways while I was at the mansion I found out Jeannette was spared, I also learnt new spells which Delilah taught me. Delilah and Lianne were strong enough to find out I was Obelian royalty but they both swore on their graves not to tell. And just like that ladies and Gentlemen life went back to my normal routine of hiding in the Secret mansion of the La Vielle duchy.  Deep in the wood in the forest of the La Vielle duchy's territory lies my single mansion. An Eco fashioned house with servants who never leave just to keep my existence a secret. This faction of the woods is cut out from the outside world so its impossible for some one to get in.

"Sheron, I'm going for a walk. " I said. I was getting bored of sitting in the mirror writing down all the spells I invented.

"Yes my lady." The girl said in response. At this point every one was used to me addressing the formally.