She still wanted the dreams to continue and so they did.This time she was dreaming that they had met at the beach in a nearby town, both with family m...mbers who were hurrying to go fishing. You could feel the electricity as they passed each other going to their usual spots. The awareness was so familiar to her that for a second, just that second, she wanted to ask him how he was. Knowing the kids would start asking questions she continued to walk away from him.Getting to the spot they had. It all adds up. Everyone copes with life in a different way.’ She patted her leg reassuringly. ‘I hike. Get outdoors, see nature.’ ‘What does Lee do?’ Gen was silent for a long time before getting up. ‘Come on, we’re finished here.’ ‘That man was a zombie, he didn’t even care.’ Leslie stated, carefully inching her way back to a standing position. ‘Nope. Many people don’t care when they get that far.’ Gen responded, carefully walking back towards the main hall. Leslie pondered that as she. It was cold and the young Prince Arrik had his face pressed so close to the tiny thick glass window that his breath instantly froze on the surface and he had to use the sleeve of his night shirt to see out through the slightly greenish, imperfectly bubbly, glass.“It’s the first snow of the winter!” he declared, more to himself than anyone else.A groan from the second single bed in the chamber meant that someone else was disturbed by his excitement. Prince Arrik had shared a room with his cousin. Then she wouldn’t have had to sacrifice herself. He had no idea what would make the normally self-centered pixie give up everything for him. He knew she loved his dad, but himself…? Now he had to live with the guilt that her death was his fault. If Mandy were still in the room, he feared what his father might say. What truths hid behind his grief? How much did he blame Eldon?“No,” Gloria whispered as she folded him in her arms. Part of him wanted to push her away. He was supposed to be a man.