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“Liam, you st*pid, st*pid… Give it back!” I was on the balcony, watching a beautiful sunset and relaxing after a long day of work. The next king never rested. There was always something to be done. I sighed and closed my eyes, listening to my siblings argue. After taking a moment to pull myself together, I turned around and walked inside. There, I saw Liam holding a small ribbon that I knew Laelia used to tie her braid. It was her favorite, and he was practically dancing around her, laughing as she jumped for it. Liam, much taller than Laelia, had no trouble holding it above her head, even though Laelia had grown so much over the years. At fifteen, she was quickly becoming the adult she would soon be. “Liam,” I said, cutting off his little game. Liam and Laelia turned to me. My gaze s