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“My queen you must bless me with an heir to my throne.” the King Jonathan announces to his lovely wife. This request placed worry into the queen that she would not be able to bear him an heir, but did not want to disappoint her king, so she agreed to his request of her. After many weeks of trying to become the pregnant the queen was blessed with twins. The queen went to her family sharing the joyful news, her sister, Eve grows saddened knowing she is unable to have children of her own.
In nine months time, the twins were born, to be called Moon and Sun. The king and queen were overjoyed to finally hold their children in their arms. The sister didn’t show up to see the children with everyone else she stayed at home plotting how to take the
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