As I stood there in the wake of what Anoa had done, I couldn’t keep my mind from reeling. Of all the things that I had been expecting to happen, it hadn’t been anything even remotely similar to this. Truthfully, I had thought that everyone would say what they needed to say, and that would be the end of it. But here I was, completely and utterly wrong. The only person who had even been given so much as a chance to express their feelings, had been Anoa.
And I’m not saying that it was a bad thing, but she definitely made sure that she had gotten her point across and that her father had understood what she was saying from the onset of the conversation.
Speaking of her father, King Kal still hadn’t said or done anything. He had gone completely silent, and it seemed like he was just standing
