As Queen Sara informed Sophie and the others that Jude had managed to escape, a solemn sense of caution settled over them. Despite the relief at Jude's freedom, they understood the gravity of the situation and the need to keep his escape discreet.
The death of the prime minister had sent shockwaves through the kingdom, leaving a void of leadership and stirring fears of further plots against the queen. Sophie and her allies knew that even though one threat had been neutralized, others could emerge, seeking to exploit any vulnerability.
Queen Sara's decision to keep Jude's escape a secret was met with unanimous agreement. They understood the importance of maintaining a facade of normalcy, shielding the queen from potential dangers lurking in the shadows.
