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“The King paused at the door, suddenly looking almost shy. “I don’t wish to be bold, or to instruct you of matters that are none of my concern,” he began, and I froze, fearful of what was coming. “But I like you in blue,” he finished, and disappeared.”

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Queen of Camelot

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Nancy McKenzie
Nancy McKenzie

Nancy McKenzie, born in February 1948, is an accomplished author known for her diverse works and profound insights. Her writing style is unique, characterized by its depth and imagination. more

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