Book2:KigdomIteDreams

ledandtriedtothinkofawayout,butcouldnoteupwithanyfeasiblepuroWhitefairyinthevaseandasked,

    “Whendidallthishappen?”

    “Quiteafewdaysago.That’swhyI’vebeeingforyou.”

    “Gosh.It’sbeenafewdaysalready?Iwohere’sbeenanyothergethere.Whydon’tyougobacktotheKingdomofDreamsameknowifanythingges.Iwillbeherewaitingforyou.”

    “Won’tyoubegoingbackwithme,KingDimitri?Theyneedyouthere.”

    “No.Iotgobackjustyet.TherearealotofimportantthingsImustdealwithhere.”Inhisheart,KingDimitrikhatStephaprophesywasgraduallyingtrue.ButhecouldnotvoiceitoutloudforfearitwouldcausefearanddistressintheKingdom,thusmakingthecrisisevenworse.WhiteFairyhadknownDimitriforalongtimeandcoulduandhisdilemmawithoutbeingtold.

    “Alright.Iwillgoback.Goodluck,KingDimitri.”Sayingso,shegedtoapuffofsmokeandsqueezingthroughtheapertureinthewindowsflewtowardstheblueskies.

    Alonglineofpeoplequeuedupinfrontofasmallshopbytheke,called“Dream-maker’sBakery”.Thisarativelynewbusihathadcaughton,gainedwidefameintheregionandbecameatrendybakeryfamousforitssuperiorprodudreasonableprices.Thebreadthereeciallyprizedforitsuniquefvorthathadaastesoaddictivethatpeoplewerewillingtodrivefromafarfortwo,threehourstosampleandsavorit.Whatfueledthefervorwas,itwassaidthattheheadpastrychefwasablindman.Thatattractedsomecuriouserswhocametogawkbutstayedtosample.Thatm,however,thehabituallyreliableheadpastrychefwasanoshow,whichthrewthewholekitintoturmoil.Luckilythehoney-moonersMarkandLaverneshowedup,asMarkwaointroducehisnewbridetohisrades.Sensingane