Two Eyes Cenote Reason of State

Her words surprised him; pleasantly so. In their courtship little of their ambitions had yet been revealed to one another. Affection was encouraged through the offering of jewels and amorous glances and words strung sweetly together in comparison of she to a summer’s day. But it was Ramesses’ ability as a leader and father she admired.

“A man who tempers with a single look. A military man who loved deeply. He sounds like a marvel, my love,” he pulled back to bring her into study.

“All men are capable of error. Perhaps immortals most of all,” for their time and iterations were endless. “We will raise Mereo in memory of your father’s vision.” In his eyes, the rousing fire.

This promise he could give the woman who would be his wife.