Princess Of The Silver Woods (Twelve Dancing Princesses) - Plot & Excerpts
He was being held in a tiny attic room at the palace while Karl and the others had been taken to the Bruch jail. King Gregor didn’t believe Oliver was an earl, but apparently being the leader of the bandits, the abductor of Princess Petunia, and the claimant to a divided earldom made him too interesting for the regular jail. But not interesting enough for immediate questioning. Oliver sat in the little room until evening, when the door was unlocked and a dinner tray shoved inside. An hour later the door opened and a hand groped around for the tray. Oliver obligingly pushed it closer to the door with his foot. “Every compliment to the royal chef,” Oliver called as the door closed. The guard only grunted. He grunted, too, when Oliver thanked him for the breakfast tray. And Oliver thanked him for lunch as well. And that was all Oliver did. Sit in the room. Sleep. Eat.
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