Okay I know been really busy. So Sorry, but here it is long awaited chapter ten.

Amber stood on the balcony of her room. The night sky filling her vision. She drew it all in, every beautiful second of it. For some reason she felt relaxed and comfortable. She struggled to figure out why she felt so strongly here, and then she realized what it was. This was her home, she was part of this place, and though she had only spent a few short months here this was her home.

There came a soft knock on her door and Amber drew her self away from the night to answer it. She crossed the room and opened the door. Her father was standing there held a tray in his hands filled with a teapot and some sweets.

"Do you mind if I come in for a little while?" Wendell asked nervously.

Amber smiled at him "Of course." She moved aside letting him into her room. She was happy he came to her. She wanted so badly to know him more.

Wendell crossed the room and set the tray down on the table. He then turned and looked at his daughter. He stared at her for a moment before saying "I thought you might want a little midnight snack." He paused for a moment. "Your mother used to eat these all the time when she was pregnant with you." A smile that was filled with remembrances, happiness and also sadness played on his lips.

Amber looked at him, and she clearly saw the sadness in her father's eyes. "What was she like, my mother?" Amber asked softly as she took a seat in on of the chairs.

A glazed look of remembrances fell over Wendell's face. "She was lovely inside and out." He stated. "She would enter a room and everyone would stop and just look at her. She was graceful and elegant, but at the same time wild and mysteries. She could melt the coldest of hearts in a matter of moments." He just looked blankly for a moment before he looked at amber. "You are just like her."

"Me?" Amber looked amazed

"Yes. You have her heart inside you." Wendell smiled "you were her greatest blessing, and mine. They day you enter the world was the happiest day I have ever known Amber." Wendell looked at his daughter "Your mother wanted a little girl so badly. And she thought I wanted a son, but in reality I want a daughter too." Wendell looked down a little.

Amber didn't know what to say to her father. All these emotions flooded her all at once. A tear even fell from her eye. "I'm happy to be home…dad."

Wendell's head snapped up and looked at his little girl. A daughter he has not seen in almost 20 years. A child he barely knew, and she him. But here she was saying that she was happy to home, and she even called him dad. He moved from his seat and hugged her.

"and I will save the kingdom, don't worry dad." Amber said as she wrapped her arms around him.

"I'm not."