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Chapter 123 Princess Rosalle

**Rosalie’s POV

He was finally here!

And he was perfect!

Looking down at that precious little face, I smiled through my tears of joy and gently rocked the sleeping bundle in my arms.

After all of these months of carrying this sweet baby in my belly, now he was here, and I finally got to meet him.

He was every bit as beautiful as I thought he would be, with dark hair and bright blue eyes. When Seraphine had first laid him on my chest, even though I’d been in pain and so exhausted, all I could do was look at him in wonder and thank the Moon Goddess.

How could someone so amazing, so remarkable, be mine?

My son gurgled in his sleep and stretched his arm, moving a bit, and I readjusted him, wiping at my tears with my free hand. I patted his head and rewrapped the baby blanket I’d made him just a little so that it was covering him better.

Even though I didn’t want to wake him, I couldn’t help but kiss his adorable cheek.

I knew that there’d been complications during the birth, and the doctor had been concerned about the amount of blood I was losing, but then something had happened, and I had suddenly begun to recover.

| seemed to see Ethan standing there beside me, encouraging me, telling me I could do it…..

I shook my head and laughed at myself. I thought I’d let go of my past and my love for him. Why would I still want to see him at that life or death moment?

That doctor had said it was a miracle of some sort. He probably was exaggerating. Like Seraphine said, every child birth was a tough challenge for women, but most of us pulled through it eventually.

Now, all my attention should be on my precious child, not something that was no longer important.

Seraphine opened the door quietly and stuck her head in. “Mr. Soren is here to see you, Ro, if you’re up for a visitor?”

I nodded. “Of course. I’m happy to see him.”

“I’ll let him know.” She had a strange look on her face, one I could only describe as apprehensive, which I thought was strange.

I’d told her I didn’t want Soren here when I delivered the baby because I just wanted to be left to manage on my own, but now I didn’t mind if my little one met a friend of mine.

The smile on Soren’s face when he walked in lit up the room. “Oh, my goodness!” he said, whispering but still full of excitement. “I can’t believe how adorable he is!”

I beamed in response. “He is, isn’t he?”

“Wow! And you look great!” He leaned down and kissed my cheek before pulling out a box. I couldn’t take it because my hands were full, so he opened it. I could see that it was a necklace that read, “Mommy,” in gold with diamonds on each letter.

‘It’s beautiful. Thank you, Soren.” It really was beautiful. He set it on the nightstand next to me,

“When I saw it at the jewelry store, I thought you would love it. Have you named him yet?”

I said. “I have been thinking about it for so long, I’m afraid I’ve second-guessed myself and

thought I had settled on a name, I

name,” he said, clearly teasing me. “I’m just

wanted to laugh, but it was hard while I was holding the baby. “Won’t that be confusing? We won’t

can call him… Sorry while he’s little.” He shrugged,

keep that in mind,” I told him, but it wasn’t really going on my

that you had some complications during the birth. How

not sure what happened during the birth. It’s all kind of

guess if women remembered how hard it was to give birth, they’d only have one baby, huh?” Soren said, still

took that

eyebrow, and commented, “I’m not a medical professional,

I smiled, “I agree.”

you rest,” he said. “But when the two of you are

Regardless of my doubts and suspicions of

get plenty of chances

baby’s cheek. When he pulled back a bit, the two of us smiled at one another. Maybe it was the mothering hormones flowing through

truly happy for me, and he cared

he was also related to

a few moments, and I noticed that he seemed to have something to

to be honest, “Alright, here’s the thing.

involvement in the war. I had no say in anything he did – not that

and his half-brother were war enemies, all I could say was, “Stay

hand again. “Rest, beautiful,” he

his advice, but

I said

so serious. “I need to tell you

me that whatever it was that Seraphine was about to

spine, leaving every hair on the back of my neck standing on end, as well as the fine hair

asked her. My eyes opened

pressed together, as she walked over and sat down next to me, careful not to disturb

to tell you. If I had known you before

never seen Seraphine

and if I’d had a free hand, I would have reached forward to comfort

what?” I

was doing was going to help our cause, I had no idea that you were going to be so wonderful. I didn’t think you were the innocent, sweet girl

her head swiveling around, like her mind was elsewhere, and there were

you talking about, Seraphine?” I needed to

coincidence. The boat, my running into you there, the little girl… even the

ears, but they weren’t quite registering in my mind. They were floating around on the surface of my brain, and no matter how hard I tried to absorb them, they refused to

I whispered, not necessarily asking her. I was asking

me be such a liar? How could he be such a

was telling me could possibly

all over my body, but I felt cold and clammy as I tried to brush my hair away from my face with my free hand. It felt like I was moving in slow motion,