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This is from a WIP, a fantasy story. Working
title is: "Taydan: Child Denied"The
ruler, Deamante, has just become a father after a long labor with lots of tension in the birthing room. Heavy foreshadowing of bad things to come were in the last snippet HERE I've skipped a couple of paras which included the actual birth. It was a tension break, but...here we go again: Creative punctuation in use. :-)
That's it. What jumps out at you, good
or bad ? I'd love to hear it and am
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The boy had blonde hair as pale as moonlight, so unlike his own dark brown, but a fine match for the mother’s; he was sure it would darken with age.
The healer then cut the tie
that had bound mother and son for months, and after giving him a once-over, wrapped the babe in a soft
blanket.
A perfect moment, a snapshot in time... Deamante had never been so happy or so proud. He reached out to take the child,
but the healer hesitated before handing the boy to him. In that moment, he saw something in the healer’s eyes, something in the man's furrowed brows, in his lack of joy for this birth. And it sent
panic through the new father.