Thank you, Cia and Myr. The titles looked the same, there wasn't any unnecessary space as far as I could see, so I tried redoing the title and voila, it worked.
I have some series and every time I click on the series name I get a page with a list of the stories/books. It doesn't work with 'The King's Mate' series though. I looked if I did something wrong, but I can't find it. Help?
You're asking all the right questions. They all were/are Diarmad's friends. If they wanted him gone, they could have done it while he was weak. Why now?
Thank you again for an insightful comment, spikey!
I really have to thank @Timothy M. for borrowing my angels, it got me a lot of traffic.
I'm glad you liked my story and I hope you enjoy some of my other stories as well.
Thank you for your comment, Jeff.
Well, that's a new idea! I don't know how I managed that you came to that conclusion, but yeah...let's think about it. Why would he do it? Is he alone or are others in on the plot? Maybe he has a personal reason...maybe Diarmad did something to him in the past...
Thank you, Geemeedee! I'm glad you're glad!
I think this is one of the times where you can't go with logic and analyzing the situation to find a solution, as infuriating as it is. Diarmad is OOC, the question remains why. I want to yell at him myself, even though I'm writing him, so, I kinda would yell at myself...evil plot bunnies.
Thank you for your comment, Puppi!
Thank you for your patience, Def. I know this might feel drawn out in times, and maybe the next chapter doesn't help either, although I really hope it does. To be honest, I am broken too. What did I do?
Diarmad (Third person narrator with limited POV)
Diarmad watched as Ronan checked the French doors in the back, every window, and finally, after he was satisfied everything was locked up tight, setting the alarm system by the front door. Someone from the security team came from upstairs, and they talked briefly before the man disappeared down the hall leading to the kitchen.
Doing the evening round had been Landyn’s task for as long as Diarmad could remember. Afterwards, they would us