𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇
⸻ Cordelia Winterbourne's ordinary life with her mother was shattered by the onset of war, prompting Cordelia's mother to make a gut-wrenching decision by sending her daughter away for a while to keep her safe.
However, fate had a di...
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The scene unfolded with joyous celebrations in the castle that had once been under Telmarine rule, now alive with the exuberant festivities of the Narnians. Riding on horseback, they were welcomed by a shower of diverse flowers, an expression of jubilation and honor for the returning kings and queens of Narnia.
As they made their way through the jubilant crowd, Caspian rode ahead of them, adorned with a crown atop his head, a sight that brought a chuckle to Cora's lips. The sight of the crown upon Caspian's head sparked a light-hearted reaction from her, perhaps an appreciation of the newfound regality and responsibility that had befallen their valiant friend.
Joyful smiles are evident on their faces as they make their way towards the castle.
The atmosphere around them exuded joy and happiness as they proceeded toward the castle. Cora's locks of white hair, previously wavy, were now adorned with delicate curls, effortlessly cascading down her back. Atop her head sat a flower rose crown, adding a touch of natural elegance to her appearance.
As Cora graciously smiled at the crowds, who enthusiastically waved at them, Edmund couldn't help but admire her. At that moment, he found her to be extraordinarily beautiful, with an ethereal grace that seemed to captivate him more with each passing day.
As the vibrant celebration of their triumph and Caspian's coronation reached its crescendo, an abrupt change swept over the scene. The jubilant revelry faded into a quiet lull as the once brilliant sun, enveloping the sky, swiftly gave way to the blanket of night.
The radiant hues of daylight gradually surrendered to the emerging dusk, dissolving into the velvety expanse of the encroaching night. The festive atmosphere dissipated into a serene calmness as the golden rays of the sun succumbed to the twinkling stars that now dotted the darkening canvas above.
The echoes of cheering and merriment gently waned into a tranquil hush, replaced by the soft whispers of the night. The celebration, like a fleeting dream, concluded with the sun's departure, yielding the stage to the enchanting beauty of the starlit night sky that now adorned the once bustling grounds.
Cora stood leaning on the balcony railing, embracing the serene beauty of the night sky bestowed upon her from the chamber Caspian graciously provided. Her arms found ease as she admired the scattered stars and the gentle glow of the moon, both casting a shimmering brilliance across the expansive canvas above, offering a peaceful view from the balcony.
Startled by the sudden knock, Cora turned away from the balcony and headed towards the door, her curiosity piqued. As she opened the door, she was met with the sight of the brunette Pevensie standing there.
"Ed?" Cora's voice rang out in surprise. "What brings you here?"
Edmund hesitated briefly, a hint of uncertainty flickering in his expression before he sighed softly. "Can I come in?"
