Cage of Deceit (Reign of Secrets book 1)
“Allyssa insisted. When Marek had said he needed provisions, she assumed he meant weapons, not more guards. “I was able to slip in and out of the castle unnoticed because I was alone,” she said.
“We’re not trying to leave the castle unnoticed,” Marek retorted.
He might not be, but she certainly was. “We can’t go traipsing around the city in a large group. We’ll attract too much attention,” she said, trying to make him at least understand her reasoning.
“I’m not letting the crown prin...cess leave the castle without the proper protection, especially at a time of war,” he answered simply. “Besides, they’re all generically dressed and we’re not going to walk together—we’ll spread out when we enter the city.”
“For the record,” she muttered, “I think this is a bad idea.”
“It is a bad idea,” he agreed. “You shouldn’t be leaving the castle at all, especially at night and unannounced.”MoreLess
“We’re not trying to leave the castle unnoticed,” Marek retorted.
He might not be, but she certainly was. “We can’t go traipsing around the city in a large group. We’ll attract too much attention,” she said, trying to make him at least understand her reasoning.
“I’m not letting the crown prin...cess leave the castle without the proper protection, especially at a time of war,” he answered simply. “Besides, they’re all generically dressed and we’re not going to walk together—we’ll spread out when we enter the city.”
“For the record,” she muttered, “I think this is a bad idea.”
“It is a bad idea,” he agreed. “You shouldn’t be leaving the castle at all, especially at night and unannounced.”MoreLess
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