heartofcourage
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"I don't know." Delphine answered truthfully and honestly as the young wolf asked her what she would do after she met with Finnegan. "I can tell you what you want about Brennan Royer and his court, the way that it works and the lords that make up his inner circle, but I'm not a fool to think that it will save Ramsey. He's...not my husband. I have no claim to him."
There was raw grief and sorrow in her features as she had to admit that. Her carefree prince, the one that was rough around the edges and defended her against the slings and arrows of his father's men, had gone. She had been woken many nights by his pacing and mutterings, his mind slowly slipping as he broke under the pressure of his father's rule. He'd started to turn cruel, his hands a little too rough on her arms or a slap to the face when she asked the wrong question. Still, she blamed Brennan for everything.
"What was done to Fiona Blackstone was cruel and unacceptable. I had no idea what he had truly done until I saw her for myself in the courtyard. I told him he was no better than his father or Lord Orkney, but his hatred for Were and dragons runs deep. It was no better than what they had done to my mother."
There was raw grief and sorrow in her features as she had to admit that. Her carefree prince, the one that was rough around the edges and defended her against the slings and arrows of his father's men, had gone. She had been woken many nights by his pacing and mutterings, his mind slowly slipping as he broke under the pressure of his father's rule. He'd started to turn cruel, his hands a little too rough on her arms or a slap to the face when she asked the wrong question. Still, she blamed Brennan for everything.
"What was done to Fiona Blackstone was cruel and unacceptable. I had no idea what he had truly done until I saw her for myself in the courtyard. I told him he was no better than his father or Lord Orkney, but his hatred for Were and dragons runs deep. It was no better than what they had done to my mother."