When Does Ezra King Speak

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Once upon a time, there was a teenage boy named Ezra King. He lived in a town where no one talked to anyone at all. The town of Ashwell, however, they called it the town of silence. Some have theories of it that people there, don’t talk because they are cursed with a spell by the king, who is Ezra’s father. Others say the king has them under a threat that if they speak about him or his darkest secrets or invade his town they will get sent to a prison of his until death. As you can tell, the King is no good man.
However, Ezra does not speak of his fathers name, as well as the people of his town. The king and his son don’t have a normal father-son relationship, they are very distant. Ezra dislikes his father and his unjust rules and wishes to leave that town. However, Ezra king comes across an innocent gal of his age named acacia woods. It was very odd of Ezra and acacia for Ezra knew she wasn’t from the town. As Ezra comes to thought that the town of Ashwell is no safe place for beautiful Acacia, he attempts to hide her. …show more content…
Ezra hides Acacia in a hidden cabin in the woods where she had left for a few weeks. After weeks of seeing each other in secret, they decided they loved each other and wanted everything to be better. Once, after a romantic picnic at the park looking at the sunrise they walked rapidly to the hidden cabin in the woods , they bump into the King . The King asks Ezra: “ Son, why do I find you long from home in an area of peasants? “ Ezra, of course struggled at his response, “ Father, I wanted to roam the town for I have only explored the palace of ours, I’ll be home by dinner.” Ezra walked away realizing he had lost sight of

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