Hunger had never been felt in such a way before, but how could it be when Avyanna had grown up in a castle, pampered and doted on by her parents. She would never go without food and had never experienced what it was like to be without food or water. Then she became queen. How could she have known that hunger and taste could damage the body so much and weaken her to the core? But even with her hunger and thirst, she had chosen to follow her husband’s steps and remained quiet and seated.
Avyanna thought of her parents and began to worry for them. If Nyssa could plan something so tragic against her, she was sure that she would do more when her eyes turn to her parents. They had harbored and bore the child of darkness after all. They had hidden and protected the vessel herself even when they
