Chapter Nineteen

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I was once again alone in my room, subjected to dress myself however not into the fancy ball gowns that I had grown accustomed to but, into real trousers and a shirt. I felt liberated to be in normal clothes. I took in a deep breath while admiring the princess room, my room one last time. In these short few months, the castle's exterior and interior had changed with ease.

I slowly walked down the stone hallways memorizing each square step. I had one last stop before I met up with Frances. The king's quarters. I knocked on my father's door. I could hear a familiar voice from the other side answer, "enter." I pushed the door open to see Pescal standing guard next to my father's fireplace.

"Princess, Azalia. One moment," Pescal said. I could see my father standing outside on his balcony. Everything he had built and then had to rebuild, this was his legacy. My father's face turned worrisome. "Azalia, what a surprise," he said softly. 

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