“Le cheile go deo,” Cian whispered.
 
 “Together forever, I promise,” Meg vowed.
 
 Flanna walked in, her small face glowing with happiness. “Your
 
 breakfast is ready, Your Highness, but I fear you have no time to eat.
 
 The village has been informed you’re awake at last.”
 
 “They camped outside the cottage waiting for word on your
 
 health,” Dante explained with a grin.
 
 “Really?” Meg asked. She’d left one plane where no one noticed
 
 she’d been alive, only to find this one where a whole village waited to
 
 find out if she was all right.
 
 “They love you, wife. They want to see their queen.” Beck held
 
 his hand out.
 
 Meg brushed away the happy tears that sprang to her eyes.
 
 “How could they not love you?” Cian asked, taking her other
 
 hand. “You’re their queen, their brave, kind, and beautiful queen.”
 
 Flanna opened the door. The brownie hadn’t lied. The entire
 
 village was standing outside Meg’s door. A cheer went up as she
 
 walked outside.
 
 This small piece of heaven was her kingdom. These were her
 
 people, not because someone put a crown on her head. They were
 
 hers because she loved them.
 
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 Meg looked out and realized that there were many decisions to be
 
 made in the coming years. Torin would try to kill her husbands again,
 
 she knew. Beck and Cian would be under pressure to take back their
 
 homeland. There were hundreds of things that could go wrong. But in
 
 that moment, as she walked among her people, the sun shone down,
 
 and she was surrounded with love. The future could come with all its
 
 uncertainties and danger. It wouldn’t matter.