Corsets, Combat, And A Castle Kiss: She Danced Alone At Midnight.
- Ginger Winter
- May 17
- 1 min read
High atop the moonlit spires of Castle Elowen,đ° Princess Seraphina spun like a whispered secret, her white tulle skirts floating like ghosted clouds around her. The black shimmer of her bodice caught the starlight with every turn, a glittering contrast to her pale silhouette.đđ» She danced barefoot across the cold stone rooftop, her breath fogging the night air, each twirl a silent invocation for dawnâand for him.đșđŒ

Prince Thorne was meant to return before sunrise, riding through the darkness with the promise of a wedding and a warâs end. âïžBut hours passed like centuries, and still, she dancedâno courtiers, no guards, only her and the sky. Somewhere between midnight and morning, she paused at the edge of the parapet, đwind tangling her hair, and smiled softly. âLet him find me wild,â she whispered, ânot waiting.â€ïž
As the first blush of dawn kissed the sky, hooves thundered in the distance. Prince Thorne emerged from the fog, cloaked in dust and blood, battle-worn but unbroken.âïž He looked upâand there she was, radiant and untamed, silhouetted against the rising sunâïž like a vision conjured by longing itself. Seraphina didnât run to him. She stood tall, eyes fierce, tulle skirts whipping around her like storm clouds.đđ» And when he climbed to meet her, she didnât offer a greeting, only her hand. âYou found me wild,â she said, voice trembling with power, âso love me that way.âđ And he didâkneeling not to possess her, but to rise beside her, as the kingdom below stirred to life and crowned them in gold.đ

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