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Aspen’s POV We played all afternoon. Then, finally, Helio said, “I’m sorry, children, I need to get back to the castle. Boring grown-up stuff.” The children voiced a disappointed, “Aww,” as one. “But, I promise to come back soon,” Helio vowed. “Yay!” came the children’s response. Kalinda and I also said our goodbyes and headed out to go dress and fabric shopping. If we didn’t like what the dress shops had to offer, we could always have a few dresses made. “Oh, I like that one,” Kalinda said, pointing to a beautiful blue dress with shimmering transparent fabric draped over the top of it that was sitting in a shop window. “I’m supposed to be wearing red now, remember?” I laughed. Kalinda shrugged. “It’s good to keep Helio on his toes.” “I keep him on his toes, don’t worry,” I grinne