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Luisteren én lezen

AJ Sherwood

Ren’s fantasy wishlist includes:

A sexy lover (preferably of the male variety)

Peace inside of the palace

Possibly an onsen

His best friend never deployed again, and always beside him

It does not include:

Assassins inside of his palace

Far too many conspiracies

Being proposed to while hungover. In bed. By his straight best friend.

Arman Brahms falling in love with him is a fantasy Ren’s buried for over six years, so to have it come true seems unreal. He has questions. All the questions. Mainly because Arman is bad at using his words.

But the most important question?

Is the fantasy worth risking everything?

Lloyd Thomas

Legends of Lobe den Herren

Fourth Point of Contact

Ren’s homecoming wishlist includes:

 

● Arman not bashing everyone’s heads together (at least not without him)

● Getting the fortress built before the Mongs attack (not at the rate they’re going with all the the thefts happening)

● Going home without incident (also, again, not likely)

 

What it did not include was:

 

● Social reform

● A child

● A raiding party

● Arman actually using his words

 

Life once again proved reality is better than fantasy, and Ren couldn’t be happier.

 

Except for the Mongs. He could do without the Mongs.

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