Linnet nodded her head vigorously. "Of course is will," she saidPeter grinned brightly. "You will go with me then?"
Alena laughed. "Maybe you are the I who's different." She joked.
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"Hey, different isn't bad," Edwin laughed.
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Linnet nodded her head vigorously. "Of course is will," she saidPeter grinned brightly. "You will go with me then?"
Alena laughed. "Maybe you are the I who's different." She joked.
(There both so polite and wanting to make the other happy they'll never get anywhere XD"You're sure?" Peter asked, not wanting her to rush into something only to regret it.
Alena smirked. "You think your father's different is bad." She pointed out
Linnet leaned against the trunk of the willow they were under. "Perhaps. Or, if you trust him enough, Sir Edmund's castle is closer than most towns," she suggestedPeter thought for a moment. "I have an aunt living in a nearby town. She will let us stay until we figure something out."
"Its not my fault." Alena protested. "You're the one distracting me!"
"He has his own castle near here," Linnet explained. "That's closer than your Aunt's.""What about Sur Edmund?" Peter asked, confused.
"You're very distracting." Alena said with a laugh, but it was true. She didn't mind.
Linnet looked surprised. "Do you mean run away?" She asked
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"Good morning Alena," Edwin grunted from under his pillow. He hated getting up early
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"What do we do?" Katrina asked Gavin. They were a few yards from the house still
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As soon as the girl and rooster were out of the doorway, Richard slammed his door shut. He hurriedly hung up some clothes that were on the floor and hung them on pegs on the wall, then he grabbed his coat and headed for the garden
Fawn waited in the shadows while some servants walked by
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"Your Highness," a maid said to Cliffton. "Your mother the queen requests your presences in her tea room for breakfast," she told the boy
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Edmund trotted his weary horse into the woods behind the orchards. He dismounted and slung the reins over a forgotten fence post.
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