Elias stood a few steps back, his arms crossed, eyes narrowing as he observed our exchange. I gave him a small note and a vial of antidote. "Ask someone to brew this for Adam. It will help him recover faster. Also, ensure the Luna mother gets the antidote."
He raised an eyebrow out of curiosity, shock, and admiration without becoming suspicious of my credibility. "You have guts. No wonder my prince sees potential in you." He didn't bother
I met his gaze, steady. "Your prince didn't want to marry me first. But that is another matter. Right now, we need to ensure everyone is safe."
"Understood."
"Elias! Someone else is responsible for the attack on the cliff. It wasn't Damian," I said.
His eyes narrowed. “How can you be sure of that?”
I let out a small smile. “I have my reasons. But
