Chapter Letter to Wren

My dearest Wren,

If you read this before the morning, then you will know that I have not taken the advice I gave you. It is still early in the evening, but I am certain I will not rest tonight. I dare not even hope to close my eyes for more than an hour’s time.

So here I sit, at my desk in my chambers, penning this letter to you. I have to admit, a terrible part of me hopes that you are awake and will reply. It is a shame for our servants if you do, because I am likely to reply back, only stopping my letters once yours cease, if even then.

My mind is racing. I cannot stop thinking about what is to come. Tomorrow I will send you instructions. Tonight, I wish to pretend we were somewhere else.

Tell me, if I were to visit the Wild Holm, where would you take me first?

Yours,

Castien

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