A husband for the princess. Chapter 20. Divorce is null and void

Lynda Skarosky

At my request, Joseph stared at me, looked at Leonard, and sighed.

"I think it's risky, today they'll be looking for you everywhere, instead of going to places where they can find you, we should stay in places where they won't be the first to suspect you've run away."

I nodded at his words, I knew he was right, even though I wanted to talk to Christian so badly, it was an urgent need to be able to talk to him and tell him that I was sorry for being so hard on him.

Joseph set off on the path Leonard was following, and I was right behind them; the path was narrow and steep, but Christian's friend led us with confidence, it seemed as if he had done this hundreds of times. I felt like an intruder in his world, a world that I had not had the opportunity to know, not in that way, because first I was practically forced to be confined by Jonah and then by my mother's family; with whom I had a little more freedom was with Christian, he took me to see beautiful places".

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