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HER DÉAD MOTHER TAUGHT HER HOW TO DANCE TO CAPTURE THE PRINCE HEART, WHÀT HAPPENED NEXT WILL SHÓCK YOU!★★★★★★★★★★★★Episo...
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Episode 45

Ezinne remained frozen.

Her eyes stayed fixed on Chioma as if she had not heard the words properly. The crying continued and Chioma could barely stand on her feet anymore. The palace guards looked at each other nervously while the servants nearby remained silent.

"Adaeze is gone how?" Ezinne asked almost quickly.

Chioma nodded immediately.

Fresh tears rolled down her cheeks.

"She is gone."

Ezinne slowly stepped backward.

She had not expected this.

Not even for a moment.

She knew Adaeze was the only person who was kind to her when she lived under Aunt Ngozi's roof, but hearing that she had lost her l!fe sent shock through her he@rt.

"What happened?" Ezinne asked.

Chioma wiped her eyes.

Her hands were shaking badly.

Then she finally forced herself to speak.

"It was Chief Ikem."

Ezinne's face changed immediately.

The name alone was enough to make her he@rt become uneasy.

"What do you mean?"

Chioma lowered her head.

"Our mother married us to him."

Ezinne stared at her.

"What?"

For several seconds Ezinne could not speak.

She simply stared at Chioma.

Chioma continued crying.

"She said he would make us rich."

She continues,

"She said our lives would become better.

The memories of Aunt Ngozi returned into ezinne's face immediately

She knows her aunt's greed and endless desire for wealth.

The constant search for shortcuts.

Chioma shook her head.

"But everything became a nightmare."

Ezinne listened carefully.

"Adaeze refused him."

Chioma paused.

More tears flowed.

"He wanted her to obey him and to do things she refused to do."

Chioma struggled to continue.

Then she finally said
"And after she refused him... she be@t her to de@th.

Ezinne covered her mouth.

The pain in Chioma's voice made it impossible to doubt her.

Chioma suddenly grabbed Ezinne's hand tightly.

"My mother went to confront him."

Ezinne's eyes widened.

"What?"

"She left after I told her everything."

"She said she wanted to hear the truth from Chief Ikem himself."

Chioma began crying harder.

"She left alone and went directly to him."

Fear immediately entered Ezinne's heart.

She understood what that meant.

If Chief Ikem was truly responsible, confronting him alone could be very d@ngerous.

Chioma looked at her desperately.

"Please help her."

"Ezinne please."

"I do not know where she is now."

"I do not know if she is safe."

"If we do nothing he may k1ll her too."

The fear in her voice was impossible to ignore.

Ezinne quickly held her shoulders.

"Enough."

Chioma looked up.

"You are exhausted."

"Come inside first."

"But...."

"Come inside."

Ezinne spoke gently

"We will talk properly."

Chioma slowly nodded.

She no longer had the strength to argue.

Ezinne placed an arm around her and guided her through the palace gates.

The guards stepped aside respectfully.

Several servants watched silently as the two young women entered the palace.

Chioma could hardly believe where she was.

Years ago she had watched Ezinne súffer inside Aunt Ngozi's house.

Now Ezinne was leading her through one of the grand halls of the palace.

The difference felt unreal.

A few moments later they entered a private sitting room.

Ezinne helped her sit down.

Then she turned toward the nearby maidens.

"Bring tea."

The maidens bowed.

"And bring food."

"Immediately, My Queen."

The maidens hurried away.

Chioma sat quietly.

Soon eerything was carefully placed before Chioma.

Ezinne sat beside her.

"Eat something."

Chioma stared at the food.

For a moment she could not even move.

Then she shook her head.

"I cannot."

"You need strength."

Chioma's eyes was filled with tears again.

"How do you expecte to eat, iIf we don't do something..." She s0bs

"He will k!ll her too."

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Episode 44

Chioma remained hidden behind the palace wall for several moments as she tried to gather courage. Her legs felt weak from the long walk and her eyes were sw0llen from cry!ng. She had imagined this moment many times while coming to the palace, but now that she was finally here, fear began to fill her heart once again.

What if Ezinne refused to see her?

What if the guards chased her away?

What if she arrived at the wrong timing?

The thought of Adaeze lying l!f3less on the floor quickly entered her mind again and fresh te@rs rolled down her cheeks.

"No," she told herself.

"I have to tell her."

Taking a deep breath, Chioma stepped away from her hiding place and slowly approached the palace gate.

The guards immediately noticed her.

Two of them stepped forward.

Their faces looked serious.

One of them lowered his spear.

"Stop there."

Chioma froze.

The second guard crossed his spear with the first one, completely blocking the entrance.

"State your business."

Chioma swallowed nervously.

"I need to see Queen Ezinne."

The guards exchanged glances.

"The Queen cannot see anyone tonight."

"Please."

"The King and Queen are resting."

"It is important."

The guard shook his head.

"Come back another day."

Chioma's eyes widened.

"No."

"You do not understand."

The guards remained firm.

"No visitors for now."

Chioma looked at the palace behind them.

Then she thought about her mother walking into d@nger in Chief Ik£m hand.

Suddenly, all the fe@r, p@in, and helplessness she had been carrying exploded at once.

A loud cry escaped her mouth as she búrst into téars, it was the kind of crying that came from deep p@in, causing the guards to look startled.

Chioma continued crying loudly.

People nearby began turning their heads toward the palace gate.

Inside the palace, Ezinne had just entered one of the main halls with King Uche when she suddenly stopped walking.

Her face changed.

King Uche noticed immediately.

"What is wrong?"

Ezinne listened carefully.

The crying continued.

For a moment she said nothing.

Then her eyes widened.

"I know that cry."

King Uche frowned.

"What?"

Ezinne turned toward the entrance.

"I know who that is."

Without wasting another second, she hurried toward the palace gate.

King Uche followed behind her.

Several servants and guards looked confused as they watched them leave.

A few moments later, Ezinne arrived outside.

The crying became louder than before, that was when she saw chioma.

Standing between the guards.

Cry!ng unc0ntrollably.

Ezinne fr0ze.

She had not seen Chioma in a very long time.

For a moment, memories from Aunt Ngozi's house flooded her mind.

Yet seeing Chioma standing there now, completely br0ken, made Ezinne realize that something t€rrible must have happened.

King Uche stepped beside her.

The moment he saw Chioma, his face hardened.

The words Ezinne's father had spoken in the forest suddenly returned to his mind.

Everything that family had done.

Everything Ezinne had endured.

His eyes remained fixed on Chioma and he was clearly not pleased.

Ezinne noticed immediately.

She gently touched his arm.

"Love."

King Uche looked at her.

"I can take it from here."

His face remained serious.

"Ezinne..."

"I will be fine."

The King stared at Chioma again.

His expression showed his anger clearly.

But after several moments, he finally nodded.

"Very well."

Then he lowered his voice.

"If there is any problem, send for me immediately."

Ezinne smiled softly.

"I will."

King Uche gave Chioma one final look before turning around and walking back into the palace.

The guards quickly stepped aside.

Ezinne moved closer.

"Let her in."

The guards obeyed immediately.

Chioma slowly entered through the gate.

The moment she stood before Ezinne, she lowered her head.

For several seconds, neither of them spoke.

Chioma had imagined this meeting during her entire journey.

She had prepared words and explanations.

But now that she was standing before Ezinne, nothing came out.

Only tears and Ezinne's he@rt began beating faster.

She already subconscious assumed that something was terribly wrong.

She stepped forward and gently held Chioma's shoulders.

"Chioma."

There was no answer Only sobs.

"Chioma, please look at me."

Chioma slowly raised her head.

Her eyes were r£d still covered with te@rs.

Ezinne felt fear creeping into her he@rt.

"What happened?"

Chioma tried to speak while ezinne held her closer.

"Calm down."

"Tell me what happened."

Chioma shook her head as fresh te@rs poured down her face.

Then finally, after struggling to speak, she forced the words out.

"Adaeze..."

She paused and cried again.

"What about Adaeze?"

Chioma grabbed Ezinne's arm tightly..

Then she finally said it.

"Adaeze has passed on."

The world seemed to stop around Ezinne.

Her eyes widened immediately.

She stared at Chioma in complete shock.

"What?"

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Episode 43

Ngozi kept walking through the lonely path with te@rs running down her face. The more she walked, the more Chioma's words kept repeating inside her head. She tried to reject them, but they refused to leave her mind. Every step she took felt heavier than the one before it.

"No," she kept whispering to herself. "My Adaeze cannot be gone."

But even as she said those words, f£ar was slowly growing inside her he@rt. She remembered how desperate she had been for wealth. She remembered how she had trusted Chief Ikem without asking too many questions. She remembered how she had pushed her daughters toward him because she believed their lives would become better.

Now she was no longer sure.

The road ahead was quiet. The rain had stopped completely, leaving only wet ground and the sound of insects from nearby bushes. Ngozi continued walking while wiping her eyes.

Untill she suddenly she stopped.

A few steps ahead of her was an object lying in the middle of the road.

Ngozi frowned.

She slowly moved closer.

Then her eyes widened.

The object looked familiar.

Very familiar.

"No..." she said,

It was a búrnt familiar bag.

The same gift bag she had once prepared and sent to Ezinne.

The same gift she had secretly used for ev!l to bring súffering into Ezinne's life.

Ngozi froze completely.

The búrnt bag rested in the middle of the road as if someone had deliberately placed it there for her to see.

Fear entered her h@art immediately.

She looked left and right yet Nobody was there.

The road was empty.

Yet the bag remained there.
Ngozi slowly stepped backward.

Her eyes widened.

A dark sn@ke suddenly crawled out from the búrnt bag.

Another followed, then another and more.

Ngozi let out a loud scr£am.

The sn@kes began moving toward her.

She turned immediately and started running very fast.

Her legs nearly f@iled her as she ran through the darkness.

She did not dare look behind her.

All she could hear was her own bre@thing and the sound of her feet hitting the wet ground.

Tears mixed with sweat on her face that her he@rt pounded w!ldly.

At that moment she no longer cared about wealth or about Chief Ikem.

She no longer cared about all the plans she once made.

Only fear remained,
For the first time, Ngozi felt something she had refused to feel before and that was regret
She suddenly realized that Chioma might have been telling the truth.

Not just about Adaeze.

About everything.

The búrnt bag could only mean one thing.

Something had gone terribly wrong.

Something bigger than she understood.

Ngozi finally slowed down when her strength started leaving her b0dy.

She bent forward and strúggled to catch her brea@th.

Her hands were sh@king b@dly.

Then a thought entered her mind.

The dibia.

The old dibia.

If anyone could explain what was happening, it was her,

Ngozi slowly raised her head.

Without wasting another moment, she turned away as she approach Chief Ikem's compound.

She no longer wanted answers from the chief.

She wanted answers from someone else.

Someone who understood the things ordinary people could not explain.

And so, with trembling legs and a troubled mind, Ngozi changed direction and began following the road that led toward the dibia's house, unaware that even more sh0cking truths were waiting for her before the day would end.

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Episode 42

Chioma did not waste any more time.

The moment she made up her mind to find Ezinne, she quickly looked around the house to make sure nobody saw her or was watching her, then she moved toward the small corner to change her clothes into something much better, as she kept remembering Adaeze.

The way she saw her lying dé@d on the floor before ikems hand.

Chioma still could not believe that her sister was gone, and what húrt her the most was knowing that her mother had sent them into Chief Ikem’s hands.

She wiped her tears and held herself together.

"No," she said to herself.

"I cannot sit here and do nothing."

She knew her mother would never listen.

Ngozi was too determined to believe the truth until she saw it herself.

But Chioma knew that at this point it's r!sky to live with the Chief,

She knew Chief Ikem was not the kind of person anyone should face alone.

Slowly, she opened the back door of the house and stepped outside.

The neighborhood looks quiet.

Most people were already inside their homes, resting after the long day.

Chioma looked toward the road leading to the palace.

That was where she needed to go, knowing Ezinne was kind enough to help.

She Knew her cousin's current position is powerful enough to stop Chief Ikem before something worse happened.

She pulled her cloth around herself and started moving carefully through the village roads seeing no sign of her mother in sight.

She avoided places where people could see her.

Every sound made her stop to turn around.

But the thought of Adaeze kept pushing her forward.

She could not turn back as she needed to tell Ezinne everything.

***
Meanwhile, inside the palace, Queen Ezinne and the prince were just returning from their visit outside the kingdom.

The palace gates opened as their carriage entered.

The guards quickly stood straight as they welcomed them back.

Ezinne stepped down slowly while the prince walked beside her.

They both looked tired from the long day, but there was peace between them as they entered the palace together.

The servants greeted them as they walked inside.

Nobody knew that tr0uble was already moving closer or a frightened girl was hiding in the darkness, carrying a p@inful emotional burdén

Chioma finally reached the palace area.

She stood there for a moment, looking at the large walls in front of her.

Her heart beat faster.

She had never imagined herself talking to ezinne, because the memory of her Talking with her or the friendliness was almost not there, still £v!l thought crossed her mind as she wondered how the palace was the place where Ezinne now lived

The place where her life had completely changed.

Chioma wondered if the guards would allow her inside.

She wondered if Ezinne would believe her.

But she pushed those thoughts away.

She had no other choice.

Taking a deep breath, Chioma moved closer, hiding herself behind the palace walls and watching carefully for a chance to enter.

Inside, Queen Ezinne had no idea that someone from her past was waiting outside.

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Episode 41

Only the sound of Chioma's cry!ng could be heard.

Ngozi stood in the middle of the room staring at her daughter as if the words she had just heard could not enter her he@d properly.
"Mother, I saw it with my own eyes," she cri£d.

Ngozi shook her he@d.

"No."

"It is true," Chioma said.

"Mother, please listen to me."

Ngozi stepped back again.

She could not believe and do not want to believe it.

Just a few hours ago, Chief Ikem had spoken to her like nothing was wrong.

How could he suddenly become a múrderér?

How could he k!ll her daughter?

It made no sense.

"No," she said again. "My adaeze cannot be d£ad."

Chioma cr!ed harder.

"You always cared about money than us your daughters.."

Ngozi looked at her.

"You said the chief would help us."

Te@rs rolled down Chioma's face.

"You said our lives would become better, now how's this better?"

"Now Adaeze is gone now."

The words h!t Ngozi hard.

Chioma pointed at her mother with shaking hands.

"You sent us there."

Ngozi froze.

"You are the cause of this Mother, if we never went there, Adaeze would still be al!ve."
Ngozi remained silent.

Then suddenly she stood up.

Her face looked serious.

"I am going there."

Chioma's eyes widened.

"What?"

"I am going to Chief Ikem's compound."

"Mother, no!"

"I need to hear this from him."

Chioma quickly grabbed her mother's arm.

"He will lie."

Ngozi pulled away.

"I need to know the truth."

"Mother, I am telling you the truth already."

Ngozi shook her head stubbornly.

"No."

Chioma stared at her in disbelief.

"What do you mean no?"

"I cannot believe Adaeze is d£ad until I see it myself."

"Mother!"

Ngozi moved toward the door.

"The rain has stopped."

Chioma quickly bl0cked her path.

"Please don't go."

Ngozi púshed past her.

"I am going."

"Mother, please."

"I am going."
Chioma stood at the entrance watching her mother disappear into the darkness.

Fear filled her heart.

She knew her mother was making a térrible mistake.

Chief Ikem was d@ngerous.

Very d@ngerous than sge could imagine,

What if he decided to silence her mother too?

Then another thought suddenly entered her mind.

How about she tell Ezinne?

Chioma's eyes widened.

Ezinne needed to know.

If Chief Ikem had truly k!lled Adaeze, then Ezinne could help.

Chioma quickly looked toward the road where her mother had disappeared.

Ngozi was now completely out of sight.

Chioma wiped her t£ars.

Without wasting another second, she turned and began running.

The only thing on her mind now was going to meet ezinne at the palace for help.

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Episode 40

Ezinne sits quietly inside the carriage as it begins moving away from the sorcerer's home and back toward the kingdom. The wheels roll across the rough road while the king's guards ride beside them. The men who were once trapped under the sn@ke b!te spell are now jovial and free again, and the maiden who sufféred from the curse was glad she had finally back to normal. Joy fills the group, yet Ezinne remains unusually quiet as she stares through the opening of the carriage and watches the road ahead.

King Uche notices her silence.

For some time, he simply studies her face.

He understands that she has been through too much in a short period.

The king slowly reaches for her hand.

"Ezinne."

She turns toward him while king Uche gently kisses her forehead.

"It is over."

Ezinne tries to smile.

"I know."

"You do not sound convinced."

She lowers her eyes.

For a moment she didn't know how to explain what is happening inside her mind.

Everything feels strange.

The truth they discover still feels difficult to accept.

The king squ33zes her hand.

"Tell me what you are thinking."

Ezinne takes a deep breath.

"I still cannot believe everything that happened."

King Uche nods.

"Neither can I."

She looks outside again.

"When all this started, I thought it was just another att@ck ag@inst me. I never imagined the truth would be this complicated."

The king remains silent.

He allows her to continue.

Ezinne shakes her head slowly.

"Even now, my mind still struggles to accept it."

"I understand."

"No, I truly mean it, my love, I spent years believing one thing. Then suddenly I learn something completely different. How does a person adjust to that?"

King Uche sighs.

"Life sometimes hides truths from us for a long time."

Ezinne laughs weakly.

"That is exactly what frightens me."

The king looks at her.

"Why?"

"Because it makes me wonder how many other things I still do not know."

King Uche moves closer.

"There will always be things we do not know. What matters is what we do after discovering the truth."

Ezinne remains quiet.

"My people sufféréd because of me."

"No."

King Uche immediately shakes his head.

"They sufféréd because ev!l people decided to h@rm inn0cent people."

Ezinne looks at him.

"But if I was never t@rgeted, none of this would have happened."

The king gently touches her cheek.

"You must stop bl@ming yourself."

The king continues.

"Listen to me carefully. You did not create this pr0blem. You did not send curs£s. You did not ask anyone to súffer. The guilt belongs to those who chose ev!l."

Ezinne slowly nods.

She understands his words.

Still, the p@in remains.
"There is something else bothering me."

"What is it?"

"My aunt"

The king's expression immediately changes.

The warmth on his face disappears.

Ezinne notices it immediately...

"My love."

King Uche folds his arms.

"I already know what you want to say."

Ezinne studies him carefully.

"Do you?"

"Yes."

She waits.

The king looks out of the carriage before speaking again.

"She's no Worthy to be called your Aunt, you trusted her......we trusted her"

He said.

"I welcomed her into the palace. I respected her because she was older assuming she's the only guardian you have, I treated her like family."

Ezinne lowers her eyes.

King Uche continues.

"Yet she had hands to cause your d0wnf@ll, and you still call her your aunt?."

"I still do not understand why? When we return home, I will summon the council."

Ezinne watches him carefully.

King Uche continues.

"I cannot allow such fét!sh actions to go unpun!shed."

"But......."

"No, Ezinne."
King uche angrily said.

"What happened is bigger than a personal disagreement. People sufféréd. Innocent l!ves were placed in d@nger. The kingdom itself was thre@tened."

Ezinne lowers her gaze.

Deep inside, she knows he was right.

King Uche continues speaking.

"If I ignore such ev!l, what message does that send to everyone else?"

Ezinne stared at space, as she couldn't answer.

The king sighs.

"I take no joy in this."

"I know."

"I truly do not."

The king looks out at the road ahead.

"When we reach the palace, I am going to order her ban!shm£nt from the kingdom."

Ezinne closes her eyes.

The words feels a bit pa!nful to hear.

Yet she knows the king is speaking as a ruler, not merely as a husband.

King Uche gently places his hand over hers.

And while the journey home continues, King Uche's mind remains fixed on one decision.

The moment they arrive at the palace, Ngozi will face judgment for the suff£ring her choices bring upon Ezinne and so many others.

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Episode 39

After they had finished discussing ezinne stood close to the king, still trying to understand everything that had happened since they arrived. The sorcerer remained calm as he prepared for a r!tual, his eyes moved from the people around him to the deep forest behind them. Nobody spoke because they could feel that something important was about to happen.

The sorcerer placed his items on the ground and began arranging them carefully. The leaves, roots, and ancient objects around him created a circle in the soil. He lifted his hands and started calling upon the spirits of the forest, asking for the truth hidden from everyone to be revealed. The sound of his voice moved through the trees, The king looked at Ezinne and noticed the worry on her face, but he knew they had come here because they needed answers.

The sorcerer continued the r!tual, walking slowly around the fire while holding a small wooden staff. Everyone stepped back in surprise as the sorcerer stopped and looked toward the sky.

His eyes became serious because he could see something that nobody else could see.

"Some things are hidden from human eyes, but nothing is hidden from the spirits of truth," the sorcerer said.

At that moment, far away in the palace, the gifts Ngozi had secretly used against Ezinne started teleported from their hidden place. The objects that had caused p@in and confusion left the place where they were kept, as if an invisible force had taken it them away.

Inside the forest, the sorcerer stretched out his hand.

A moment later, the gifts appeared before everyone.

Gasps filled the forest as the objects landed in the sorcerer's hands. The king stared in shock because he knew those were the gifts given to ezinne by ngozi her aunty. The people around them looked at each other with fear and confusion, wondering how something hidden in the palace could appear in the middle of the forest.

Ezinne looked at the objects carefully, remembering the sufféring it had caused her. She felt many emotions at once because she never imagined the truth would finally be revealed in such a way.

The sorcerer held the gifts up for everyone to see.

"This gifts of beads and fine clothes were not created with love," he said. "They carry the heart of someone who wanted to bring p@in, càlàmíty, and destrúcti0n."

The crowd became silent as his words entered their hearts. The sorcerer looked at Ezinne with kindness because he knew she had sufféred from things she never understood. He turned back to a strange fire which started from nowhere and slowly dropped the gifts into the fl@mes.
The flames became larger, and strange sounds came from inside the burn!ng objects. The people stepped away in fear as the sounds filled the forest. It was as if the darkness inside the gifts was f!ght!ng before disappe@ring forever. The sorcerer stood firm and continued the r!tual until the objects slowly turned black and became ashes.

When the f!re finally became normal again, everyone knew the ev!l connection had been broken.

The sorcerer looked at the ashes on the ground and nodded. The truth had been brought into the open.

But before anyone could celebrate, the cri£s of the injured guards reminded them of why they had come. The people who had been affected by the strange sn@ke bíte cúrse were still sufféring, and the transformed s@ake remained nearby, waiting for the final part of the mystery to be solved.

The sorcerer walked toward them and began preparing healing herbs. He picked leaves from different plants around the forest and mixed them carefully. The king watched closely as the old man worked, amazed by his knowledge of the things around him.

One by one, the sorcerer placed the herbs on the victims and spoke words of healing. Slowly, their sn@ke m@rk began to leave them. The men who had been started opening their eyes again, and hope returned to the faces of those watching.

Then the sorcerer turned toward the large sn@ke.

Everyone became afraid, but the sorcerer did not move back.

He approached the creature and used the same healing herbs. The sn@ke moved slowly as the power around it changed. The people watched in disbelief as the form of the sn@ke began changing back into the young maiden who had been changed.

Ezinne covered her mouth in surprise.

The maiden looked around, confused at first, but then she remembered everything. She fell to the ground in téars, finally free from such év!l spell

Ezinne ran toward her with happiness because another l!fe had been saved.

But while everyone celebrated, the king looked at the sorcerer in surprise. The girl who had spent so many years wondering about the father she never knew was now standing in front of him.

Tears filled Ezinne's eyes.

"All this time, you were al!ve?" she said,

The sorcerer nodded.

"I never left you because I stopped loving you. I stayed away because I respected your mother's decision, and I feel remorseful, I watch over you still...."

Ezinne moved closer to him, trying to hold back her emotions.

"You watched over me?" she asked.

The sorcerer looked down with sadness.

"There were things I could not change, and there were d@ngers you had to face on your own. But every step you took, I saw it. From the little girl you were until the woman standing before me today, I have always been proud of you."

Those words br0ke Ezinne's h£art in a different way. She hugged him tightly, finally feeling the love of the father she had always wanted.

"Come back with us," she b£gged. "You do not have to stay here anymore. You have a family waiting for you."

The sorcerer looked at the forest around him. He looked at the trees, the place where he had spent many years, and then back at his daughter.

"My place is here," he said. "This forest has been my home for a long time. I have a duty here that I cannot leave behind."

Ezinne held onto him.

"But I just found you."

The sorcerer smiled sadly.

"And that is why this moment will always remain special. You found me, and now you know the truth. That is enough."

Ezinne struggled with the answer, but she understood that her father had made his choice. She finally stepped back and wiped her te@rs.

The sorcerer placed his hand on her head.

"Remember something, my daughter. Your strength was never because of magic or gifts. It came from your heart. You have faced p@in, f£ar, and l0ss, but you still chose kindness. That is the woman I am proud of."

Ezinne smiled through her t£ars.

The king watched the moment quietly, realizing that some reunions are not always about bringing people together forever. Sometimes they are about finding the truth that was missing.

Before they left, Ezinne turned back one more time.

Pleàse shàre ...

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