Changes | Adelaide & Tomas
She was numb. For what seemed like hours, she was a statue - monotone, motionless as she stared out of the window. There was nothing going on inside her head, nothing that she could pinpoint, nothing she could make sense of. Another niece. A more... entitled niece. Her dead brotherâs daughter. How - how was this possible? How was it possible? Who was responsible for this - for such dread which engulfed Poland? Her rage came in a soft crescendo. This... Helen, she claimed and had proof that she was, technically, more based to rule than Sigismund. Oh no. No no no no no no. Over her dead body. She destroyed herself to keep her brother safe and now this... this bitch comes along out of nowhere. She found herself so trapped in her rage that she did not stop to think that the bitch was her niece. She did not care. She could not just waltz in, laying claim to her brotherâs throne, ripping her niece of her status, her nephew of his crown. No. No, it will not stand.
But, from the haze of her anger, from the red she had seen instead, his face fluttered in her mind. While Spain was free of such things, she still wondered about the welfare of her betrothed - if he would still be one. Growling, Adelaide peeled herself from the window, turning on her heel and ignoring the guards stationed in front of her chambers, as she set to seek out Tomas. She needed to talk to him. She would talk to Mary and Agnieszka, and Sig after. Right now, she really needed to see him. Adda strode to where she knew his chambers were located - she had the nous to pause in front of his guards, her voice steady ( but the steadiness was an illusion - hanging by a thread ) as she requested to see him. She was admitted in after less than a heartbeat. Her gaze immediately found him, but she waited for the guards to close the door before she spoke. âI take it you heard. About her.â She did not expect her voice to sound so enraged, so bitter... so hollow. âShe will not take his throne. She will never depose him. I have to - I will protect him.â At this point, she was rambling, talking to herself.
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