Kalai
“Inadi, you have to rest. Remember, what you had is not the cure yet,” I gently but firmly told her.
She stared at me for the longest moment before she nodded. “All right. But I need to talk to that healer, Kalai.”
“When you’re better, Inadi. I’m going to go talk to Bhavvo. Please excuse me,” I said, turning around with Davroz at my heels and my sister left behind to talk with our mother.
We transported to the healer’s quarters, but we haven’t seen Bhavvo there. Maybe he wasn’t done with the consorts yet. I left a message through a palace maid who would wait for his return to relay it. In the meantime, Davroz and I went to visit my father. He was asleep when we got to his room, so I didn’
