"Honey, are you sure this is a good idea?"
I was carrying a 2-month-old baby. I slowly approached him. He was standing in front of an open door.
"Our nation is already falling apart. If They knew what he is capable of, we would be in grave danger." He replied.
"We have no choice but to give this child to another family."
"We can trust King Yossef with raising the baby like his own." He went inside and I followed him.
The King was just standing there, waiting for us to say something, but he was the first to break the silence.
"Are you sure you want me to raise the kid?" The King asked. I looked at him and held his hand. I nodded and slowly gave the baby to King Yossef.
"You should go now, Mors is a bit far to walk." The king stretched his hands into a high-five.
"Raeda" The King chants as a Carriage slowly forms outside.
"It has no horse but it runs by itself. Once you reach Mors, it will shatter and will turn back into stone."
The two of us went outside and The King was just by the door holding Yuto. Yuto woke up and cried, it broke my heart to see him cry one last time before we went our separate ways.
"I'm very sorry, Yuto" My eyes are covered in tears as I slowly chant magic on him.
"Tuere" I kissed him on his forehead as I heard a loud trumpet coming from Mors, our nation.
"Yuri, we should go before the Rex finds out we went here"
I ran to the carriage.
I took one last glance at Yuto as tears came running down my cheek.
"We'll see you someday..... Yuto"
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Falling Like the Rain in Deladolpheous
FantasyCaptain Lawrence Hawthorn of the Knights has spent most of the year admiring Prince Yuto Nakamura. He had been trying to suppress his feelings, but one night and one accident were all it took to make his love for the prince grow stronger. A/N: This...
