till wasn’t able to sleep. She heard Akasha grumbling as they went about whatever ritual they had, for in their heads, the King was going to choose Akasha as his bride. Even though a part of

with the little skincare she knew as an old woman. She felt like a baby, certainly and was so both eager and anxious about the fact that she was going t

t buy that beautiful dress for her. But the moment she set her feet into the shop, it caught her eyes and she knew she just had to get it. She rushed u

e sure her face looked flawless and she stared at her broken mirror with a soft satisfied smile dangling on her lips. There

dly stood to her feet, her eyes caught the ring, and she smiled before she slid it in

ound them all seated in the car. She locked the house and slid the key into her gown pocket, k

iled having had it in mind that she was going to become the Queen of Phaya Empire in a few days, Esmeray couldn’t help but see how s

r before she turned her attention back to the road, “Where did you get that dress, Dan?” She mostly called her that, and Esmeray had concluded

g when they were back. And it had always been said, for a lie to be believed, one had to reveal even though a

filled with venom, Yamla spoke, “How dare you do that without

oney I gave her was too much, Lam. I’m glad she bought something good with the change, can’t you see that at least she looked

e she set her feet out of the house. This was looking no presentable, and even though she knew Akasha looked so dashing, still most men will choose Esmeray over her. She shuddered at the

nd entered the vast place that one could never see its end. There were tents prepared for the royal and aristocratic families and she wondered which ten