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(Yay, you're still alive )
(You better take your meds, granny. That hurricane int gonna get me)(You had me worried there for a moment.)
Fawn put her ear to the wall and listened Intently for a minute. A faint tap tap could barely be heard, but it was enough to convince Fawn. She got down on her hands and knees without a thought of her gown and began searching around the base of the wall for anything odd. To her pleasure and relief, she soon spotted an awkwardly faded stone. Taking a deep breath, she pushed the flat of hand into it, then leaned back on her heels.Something was on the other side of the wall, Alfric was sure of it. He began thumping his fist harder, and called out for help as loud as he could, a fit of coughing cutting him off.
Richard's smile disappeared as Arabella talked. "You seemed to have learned enough from that, if your current dancing says anything," he saidArabella chuckled, "Well, I danced with my sisters a lot growing up when we had nothing to do. Of course, it was just a joke, but it still counted as practice." She told him with slight humor.
There was a brief grinding sound as the pressed stone went into the wall slightly, but then the noise stopped. Fawn stood up and glanced around the passage to make sure no one was watching her, then leaned her shoulder into the stone, pushing her full weight against it. A two-foot wide section of the wall gave in, opening with surprising ease. Fawn was completely caught off guard in her pushing and was deposited onto the hard stone floor in a most painful manner.Alfric stumbled backwards, still coughing, as the wall began its screeching once again.
(Does he not like women talking or something?Richard's smile disappeared as Arabella talked. "You seemed to have learned enough from that, if your current dancing says anything," he said
(No, it's not her talking. Something else XD plus he's not a smiley dude)(Does he not like women talking or something? )
"I suppose I did. I of course have danced since then, but not often, and not really with anyone decent." Arabella said and shrugged slightly. "Did you dance at all when you were a child, or did you learn as an adult?"
(Of course! )
"Yes, actually. I have four younger siblings, my mother is passed, and my father is rather sickly," William said. "He's not expected to live many months more," he added, though he wasn't exactly sure why.Gwen giggled in a way not unlike a young school girl. "We shall." She said, taking his arm. A long silence hung through the air. "So...do you have any close family?" Gwen asked conversationally.