The Luna Choosing Game
Chapter 109
“Things haven’t been easy between you and me,” he said. “But I’m thinking that should change.”
“What do you suggest?”
He glanced back to Elva. Her flower crown stayed together this time. Smiling wide, she placed it on her
head.
“Let’s be friends,” he said. Surprised, I looked at him. He watched me a moment, before adding, “For
Elva’s sake.”
“I’d like that.”
Just then, Elva ran over to us and offered her flower crown–to Nicholas. He dipped his head low to
accept it.
Later that afternoon, the other girls and I were brought into the parlor for an announcement regarding
the next challenge.
I had been in the room for approximately two minutes when the snickering began. It seemed, from what
I could overhear, that the girls had found out about my secret rendezvous with Julian and were most
displeased.
by me, they nudged me hard with their
“Hey!” I said.
said the girl. “I didn’t see you there. You really should be more careful
“You could
important
girl. “Apparently she is Prince Julian’s favorite. Though
do to earn
worry,” said a third. “Prince Julian doesn’t take seriously the
have his fun, and cast her aside. The girl he marries will be of more virtuous
girl chimed in, “Aren’t we supposed to
“Can’t expect the girl with the
want to make things worse. I didn’t think there was
own agenda.
moved away without a word. Of anyone here, I thought she for sure would want to take a stab
The crowd parted for her like
advice for you, Piper, and I suggest
isn’t necessary,” I said.
to be taken seriously as
things that make
at such a blatant, derogatory
her, Piper,” said another
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