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“I suppose you have been thinking about it.” Torin made a derisive sound in the back of his throat. “You mean if Cinder is dead and the people don’t rebel and tomorrow morning I find myself stuck with an empress who wants to kill me and take control of my military and wage war on my allies until they all succumb to her will?” “Have you given thought to what your next move will be should our hoped-for outcome not come to pass?” “Your Majesty,” said Torin, with a tone that said he was about to broach a subject Kai wasn’t going to like. Even before he’d started having fantasies of a royal Earthen-Lunar marriage that didn’t involve Levana at all. Even before he’d known she was the most capable, resourceful, determined person he’d ever met. He had been putting his faith in Princess Selene even before he’d found her. Kai bit the inside of his cheek and hoped that wasn’t the case.

I felt he would see any hope placed in her as nothing more than a fairy tale.” “I told President Vargas that once Levana has the title of empress, she will feel less defensive and we’ll be able to set rational boundaries around a new Earthen-Lunar alliance.” He hesitated, before adding, “I didn’t say anything about Princess Selene. He rolled up his pant hems before coming to stand beside Kai in the surf. Glancing back, Kai saw Torin untying his dress shoes and removing his socks. “Levana believes she has us right where she wants us.” “Smart man.” A wave crashed into Kai, and he swayed with it, curling his toes into the wet sand. He and the other American representatives feel threatened. “I spoke briefly with President Vargas earlier.

Torin’s gaze dropped down to Kai’s bare feet and rolled-up slacks, but didn’t linger.

He didn’t remember meeting Torin, who had been a permanent fixture in the palace since before Kai’s birth.

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