Ava Sinclair
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“She felt hot tears soaking his shirt as she began to sob. “Forgive you? What king asks forgiveness of a slave?”
“Avin…” he gently pushed her away. “I have wronged you. Terribly.”
“Yes,” she said sadly. “But we both know it cannot be reversed. Not now. To do so will only throw Windbourne back in turmoil.” She wiped away tears with the back of her hand and looked towards the window. “I can no longer love these people after what they did, but I can acknowledge that they have suffered enough. The long winter was not their fault, but neither was the lie that made them angry. And now simple people have been promised a humbled queen, and you must deliver.”
He sighed. “It is too much to ask,” he said.
“Then don’t.” Avin gave him the smallest, and saddest of smiles.
“You are the king,” she said. “So train me.” The tears came then, and she softened in his arms. “Save me, Xander, lest I never feel again.”
“I am sorry,” he said into her hair. “I am sorry I didn’t come. I am sorry I was not the one to kill your father for the hurt he caused you. I am sorry that I caused you even more. I should have known better. I should have never believed the worst.” He put his forehead against hers. “Let me make it better, my love.”
― Conquering the Queen
“Avin…” he gently pushed her away. “I have wronged you. Terribly.”
“Yes,” she said sadly. “But we both know it cannot be reversed. Not now. To do so will only throw Windbourne back in turmoil.” She wiped away tears with the back of her hand and looked towards the window. “I can no longer love these people after what they did, but I can acknowledge that they have suffered enough. The long winter was not their fault, but neither was the lie that made them angry. And now simple people have been promised a humbled queen, and you must deliver.”
He sighed. “It is too much to ask,” he said.
“Then don’t.” Avin gave him the smallest, and saddest of smiles.
“You are the king,” she said. “So train me.” The tears came then, and she softened in his arms. “Save me, Xander, lest I never feel again.”
“I am sorry,” he said into her hair. “I am sorry I didn’t come. I am sorry I was not the one to kill your father for the hurt he caused you. I am sorry that I caused you even more. I should have known better. I should have never believed the worst.” He put his forehead against hers. “Let me make it better, my love.”
― Conquering the Queen
“What was once your crown will now be your collar, and you will wear it until you learn what it is to submit.”
― Conquering the Queen
― Conquering the Queen
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“You’re a writer,” she said. “You get to live someone else’s life every time you write a book. But I’m stuck with mine. It’s lonely.”
― Mastering the Fangirl
― Mastering the Fangirl
“She felt hot tears soaking his shirt as she began to sob. “Forgive you? What king asks forgiveness of a slave?”
“Avin…” he gently pushed her away. “I have wronged you. Terribly.”
“Yes,” she said sadly. “But we both know it cannot be reversed. Not now. To do so will only throw Windbourne back in turmoil.” She wiped away tears with the back of her hand and looked towards the window. “I can no longer love these people after what they did, but I can acknowledge that they have suffered enough. The long winter was not their fault, but neither was the lie that made them angry. And now simple people have been promised a humbled queen, and you must deliver.”
He sighed. “It is too much to ask,” he said.
“Then don’t.” Avin gave him the smallest, and saddest of smiles.
“You are the king,” she said. “So train me.” The tears came then, and she softened in his arms. “Save me, Xander, lest I never feel again.”
“I am sorry,” he said into her hair. “I am sorry I didn’t come. I am sorry I was not the one to kill your father for the hurt he caused you. I am sorry that I caused you even more. I should have known better. I should have never believed the worst.” He put his forehead against hers. “Let me make it better, my love.”
― Conquering the Queen
“Avin…” he gently pushed her away. “I have wronged you. Terribly.”
“Yes,” she said sadly. “But we both know it cannot be reversed. Not now. To do so will only throw Windbourne back in turmoil.” She wiped away tears with the back of her hand and looked towards the window. “I can no longer love these people after what they did, but I can acknowledge that they have suffered enough. The long winter was not their fault, but neither was the lie that made them angry. And now simple people have been promised a humbled queen, and you must deliver.”
He sighed. “It is too much to ask,” he said.
“Then don’t.” Avin gave him the smallest, and saddest of smiles.
“You are the king,” she said. “So train me.” The tears came then, and she softened in his arms. “Save me, Xander, lest I never feel again.”
“I am sorry,” he said into her hair. “I am sorry I didn’t come. I am sorry I was not the one to kill your father for the hurt he caused you. I am sorry that I caused you even more. I should have known better. I should have never believed the worst.” He put his forehead against hers. “Let me make it better, my love.”
― Conquering the Queen
“What was once your crown will now be your collar, and you will wear it until you learn what it is to submit.”
― Conquering the Queen
― Conquering the Queen

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