The Prince Who Wished His Son-in-Law Was His Heir · Lost Reels #223

The Prince Who Wished His Son-in-Law Was His Heir · Lost Reels #223
Written by Peruze

A father’s envy, spoken too plainly in the desert dust.

The scene

Zehava: Ride beside me, Chay. Not behind.

Chaynal: Rohan should wear that place, my prince.

Zehava: Rohan prefers his books to dragons.

Chaynal: He is still your son.

Zehava: A son of my blood, not my spirit.

Chaynal: I am only Tobin’s husband, lord.

Zehava: Some call me dragon-spawned for it.

Chaynal: Let them. We’ve dragons to hunt.

Zehava: Tobin chose well, marrying you.

Chaynal: Then let that be enough, lord.

ARCHIVE REEL 223 · PRODUCTION HALTED 1983.

The novel

Dragon Prince by Melanie Rawn.

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