Chapter 332
The next day, Rose parted from Zayne since he needed to go to the palace to see Willow and the court.
Rose rode in a carriage with Finn, Mary, and Krystle while the other carriage in front of them had Victor, Madeline, and Catherine as well as some of the Ambrose guards riding on horses.
Anna was busy with plans she had already agreed to before the visit to join the group now but she would meet with them later.
Rose was glued to the window, taking in the sight of the town she thought she would have forgotten after being away so long. Nothing much had changed from what she saw so far. The only change now was that everyone was back to their daily routines and there were fewer soldiers around.
"When will there be more visitors from home?" Rose asked, missing the way the others reacted to what she called home.
"They are waiting a little longer before it is given the clear for our people to travel here and for the people here to come to us. The court and king want to avoid any hostility so it might be a few more weeks before you see more of us here," Finn responded.
"I see. I hope they can get along well with each other. There doesn’t need to be any more fighting but I have a feeling there will be. It will take some time but as long as there is peace, the people might see why it was better to get rid of the former king," Rose said, hoping they wouldn’t be blind to think the kingdom wasn’t better before.
"It isn’t as easy as you want it to be. As bad as your king was, he was of royal lineage and the people love their royals. They might never forgive killing off so many royals but there will be others who secretly enjoy the change. It could take years for many to move on," Mary guessed since she had seen it with her own eyes.
"I had a thought last night about the chance of Zayne and I raising our child here but it is best that we do not. If our child resembles Zayne then they should be raised over there. I don’t want my child to face waiting for others to accept them," Rose said, the thought of living here leaving her mind.