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A Ship For Exile

Concordia, Seven Hundred Years Before

Thaelen stood for a long moment looking down at her, fighting with his sense of betrayal, his anger, and his grief. Could he still call it home? He thought bitterly. However, he did not give voice to that ache within his chest, and instead drew in a deep breath and released it.

“Thank you, Sigrid. It has been a very busy couple of days. I need to feed, and rest. Can you please arrange accommodations for Harithen?”

“Thaelen,” Harithen started and then caught himself, color rising in his cheeks as he realized that protesting about being given separate accommodation to Thaelen in front of Hod, Magnus and Alyra would only put emphasis that it had been requested. “Thank you,” Harithen finished, his tone only slightly resentful. “I had hoped that we might… talk this evening?”

“Tomorrow Harithen. You must also be weary,” Thaelen replied. “Sigrid will see to it that you are sent our finest blood slaves to help you settle into your accommodation,” and hope
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Jessica K
I'm glad he spoke his peace here and didn't pretend that everything was okay. She needs to know that she hurt him and did wrong by him.
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Mamake Sham
ave read so far but ave not read a chapter or consecutive chapters that are so heartbreaking as these..my heart breads for Thaelen..
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Therese Paulsson
Im not liking this side of Sigrid she is too much butting in in every aspect of Thalens life, some things she has no right too like walking into his bed chamber you nock and wait. She is too controling.
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