Honey_B
Weaver of Dreams
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A thread for CGRaven and Honey_B.
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1720: Brodie Castle, near Nairn
Catharine Ceara Brodie, only daughter of the 18th Brodie, strode purposively down the hall of her ancestral home. Flustered. Late as usual, but also disheveled. She looked as if she had just been dragged from the forest. Actually her maid, Moira had just done that.
Cat skidded to a stop as she passed a mirror in the hallway. Her normally pale cheeks were flushed and the effect made her blue eyes glitter. She picked a stray leaf out of the mass of red curls, barely restrained by a kerchief of Brodie red. She finally looked a little like the vital girl of twenty-two that she was. The fresh air had done her good. Her face had lost some of the pallor of mourning, but her eyes still looked haunted.
She didn't have any more time to waste and she continued her mad dash down the corridor. She was already twenty minutes late for her first fencing lesson. Fencing? Her father had insisted on filling her life with such diversions, trying to get her mind off Robert. He wanted nothing more to marry her off again, but he had taken pity on her.
She threw open the doors to the large open chamber where her new instructor waited.
http://www.high-lights.co.uk/castles/brodie/brodie.jpg
1720: Brodie Castle, near Nairn
Catharine Ceara Brodie, only daughter of the 18th Brodie, strode purposively down the hall of her ancestral home. Flustered. Late as usual, but also disheveled. She looked as if she had just been dragged from the forest. Actually her maid, Moira had just done that.
Cat skidded to a stop as she passed a mirror in the hallway. Her normally pale cheeks were flushed and the effect made her blue eyes glitter. She picked a stray leaf out of the mass of red curls, barely restrained by a kerchief of Brodie red. She finally looked a little like the vital girl of twenty-two that she was. The fresh air had done her good. Her face had lost some of the pallor of mourning, but her eyes still looked haunted.
She didn't have any more time to waste and she continued her mad dash down the corridor. She was already twenty minutes late for her first fencing lesson. Fencing? Her father had insisted on filling her life with such diversions, trying to get her mind off Robert. He wanted nothing more to marry her off again, but he had taken pity on her.
She threw open the doors to the large open chamber where her new instructor waited.
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