He Chose Her, So I Claimed My Name

Fiona writes at the counting table with the seed book open over her paper.

I put the seed book open in front of me, in case anyone came down, and wrote on a loose sheet underneath.

To the Keeper of the Rolls at the Sun Court. From Fiona of the house of Cairn, Luna of Greywater.

I asked for a public dissolution of an unfinished bond, before the court, on whatever day the court names.

He Chose Her, So I Claimed My Name

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“You can keep the stores,” Darragh tells me when he brings her home. He thinks that is mercy. I am Fiona Cairn. For three years I have been his wife, his Luna, and the pair of hands that kept Greywater fed. Our bond was never completed. He never wanted me enough to finish it. Then he seats Ilona at my table. Pregnant. He calls her his Luna and tells me to move my things. He thinks I have no family, no name, no way out. He is wrong. My mother's seal is old. The Alpha King answers old seals. Darragh says I am still his. The Alpha King says I am not his to keep. At the Sun Court, I will sign my name. If Darragh tries to stop me, he will learn what a king's word costs.