Fixing What's Broken

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Helio’s POV “I love you.” Wanting nothing more than to be home and busy to keep my mind off my loss of Aspen, I told the carriage drivers to push through the night. As such, I slept fitfully in the rocking carriage, replaying over and over again our final goodbye. In my dreams, I reached out to Aspen, but she was beyond my grasp. She stood with her family at the cheerful Winter Harvest castle, and when I called to her, she shook her head. Helio Azer, she said in my final dream, I reject you. I woke suddenly, feeling a burning in my forehead. I swore it was in the shape of an R. I dug quickly through the small case I’d brought in the carriage with me and took out a hand mirror. To my infinite relief, my forehead was blank. Though it still stung. “Your Majesty.” A footman cleared his

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