The Assassin's Mark (Skeleton Key)
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It was hard enough dealing with the aching loss in my chest and the knowledge that my beloved parents were dead.
My gaze rose to see my cousin standing in the courtyard, apparently waiting for me. His eyes were slightly puffy and bloodshot. Apparently, the news had been hard on him too. If it weren’t for my parents, Lord Flemming wouldn’t be where he was today. They’d treated him almost like a son when his own parents abandoned and betrayed him.
Sir Alan and Tabitha supported me with their prese...nce through the usual court ceremony I was expected to participate in while I held back my tears as best I could. Royalty had no public outlet for these kinds of emotions. Outrage, fury, and hatred were all seen in the royal court at times, but sorrow and loss were private affairs. In its own way, the frivolous façade forced me to focus my mind on the here and now, not on what just happened. My plate would be overflowing with tasks to handle over the next few days. The list of requirements for the Kingdom of Freehaven to remain stable was long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was hard enough dealing with the aching loss in my chest and the knowledge that my beloved parents were dead.
My gaze rose to see my cousin standing in the courtyard, apparently waiting for me. His eyes were slightly puffy and bloodshot. Apparently, the news had been hard on him too. If it weren’t for my parents, Lord Flemming wouldn’t be where he was today. They’d treated him almost like a son when his own parents abandoned and betrayed him.
Sir Alan and Tabitha supported me with their prese...nce through the usual court ceremony I was expected to participate in while I held back my tears as best I could. Royalty had no public outlet for these kinds of emotions. Outrage, fury, and hatred were all seen in the royal court at times, but sorrow and loss were private affairs. In its own way, the frivolous façade forced me to focus my mind on the here and now, not on what just happened. My plate would be overflowing with tasks to handle over the next few days. The list of requirements for the Kingdom of Freehaven to remain stable was long.
What to read after The Assassin's Mark (Skeleton Key)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Skeleton Key to read onlineMoreLess
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