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This is lovely writing. My feelings ran the gamut, from sadness because of the heartbreaking loss of a child to…
As a reader, I liked how the discussion on flowers was introduced. The sweet fragrance prompted a discussion about the…
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Louis
The bark of the tree separated itself from the heart wood and slid back. A large hole leading underground revealed itself. Louis jumped in and disappeared. The hole grew larger and larger until it led to an underground chamber which … Continue reading
Tea
“Yes, Papa,” Charles stood before his father nervously. He wasn’t sure why his father wanted to see him, especially when he looked like he was dressed for a meeting with the noblemen. A couple of military men were also in … Continue reading
In the Woods of Fontainebleau
Chloe flopped on the grass in a huff. “I cannot play anymore, Louis. Stop this. Let us return to the chateau. I am beginning to melt.” She rubbed her delicate handkerchief across her brow and gathered her skirts together. Chloe, … Continue reading
Thank you, Karen, for your kind words. Charles stayed in Birmingham with his family. I have found no record of…