heartofcourage
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He was weeping over a dead woman. Julia felt as if she’d been punched square in the belly when she realized that her strong, warrior husband was crying over the memory of his dead wife. He had loved and cared for her and he missed his daughter…it was all more then he’d ever shown towards her. Whatever notions she’d had as a little girl to have a husband that loved and cherished her were gone in an instant. He was haunted by a memory and because of that, Julia knew that Brogan would never truly be hers.
“You loved her.” She said softly. “And you pity me. I can see clearly that I will never compare to the memory of a ghost.”
Julia wasn’t really sure where those words were coming from. It didn’t make sense to her as to why she needed her marriage to be so special and loving. She was lucky to have a husband that didn’t beat her and took the time to listen. Still, her heart was being torn to shreds and she didn’t even understand why. His words from before were coming back to haunt her, the taunting that he had only taken her in because her father would have put her out on the streets. The truth had hurt her more than he would ever know.
Taking off the circle from her brow, she threw it at Brogan and ran from the room sobbing. She didn’t bring her cloak and the moment that she hurried outside, she bitterly regretted it. Still, she didn’t stop as she ran through the snow towards a destination that she didn’t even know. It wasn’t until she found herself at the stables that she finally stopped to take refuge from the chilling evening.
Hunkering down in one of the stalls, she sobbed out the pain of her broken heart and she shivered in the cold, wishing that she could just die out there rather than face the pain that awaited her inside of the keep.
“You loved her.” She said softly. “And you pity me. I can see clearly that I will never compare to the memory of a ghost.”
Julia wasn’t really sure where those words were coming from. It didn’t make sense to her as to why she needed her marriage to be so special and loving. She was lucky to have a husband that didn’t beat her and took the time to listen. Still, her heart was being torn to shreds and she didn’t even understand why. His words from before were coming back to haunt her, the taunting that he had only taken her in because her father would have put her out on the streets. The truth had hurt her more than he would ever know.
Taking off the circle from her brow, she threw it at Brogan and ran from the room sobbing. She didn’t bring her cloak and the moment that she hurried outside, she bitterly regretted it. Still, she didn’t stop as she ran through the snow towards a destination that she didn’t even know. It wasn’t until she found herself at the stables that she finally stopped to take refuge from the chilling evening.
Hunkering down in one of the stalls, she sobbed out the pain of her broken heart and she shivered in the cold, wishing that she could just die out there rather than face the pain that awaited her inside of the keep.