ChaseMePleez
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To be at the whim of society was the fate of every female born into nobility. Being in the right place at the right time and wearing exctly what the ton expected you to wear. Failure to conform result in being shunned by polite society, a fate that was welcomed by one Patricia 'Ghost' Waterson. She was the second daughter of Sir Edward Waterson during the year of 1843. Already seen as a bane because of her mother's death during childbirth, Ghost never was readily accepted by anyone. The worst of it was her old sister, the belle of the ball and society's darling.
Men came from everywhere to seek her hand in marriage. Leticia wasn't interested in becoming attached to any of these men. The girl was too vein and greedy, using their affection to squeeze expensive gifts from them. She was lovely though; blonde hair piled high on her head with curls drizzling down her face and a pair of crystal blue eyes. Leticia was the very picture of their father. She wouldn't even acknowledge Ghost as anyone but 'that thing that killed my mother'.Becoming so accustomed to being invisible, one of the servants had given her the nickname.
Often, Ghost spent her nights in the library, getting lost in the books her mother had left to her. Sometimes she would just study her mother's portrait that hung above the fireplace. The servants whispered that she was the very reincarnation of her mother. Her chestnut hair had red and blonde highlights that glistened in the sun. Her piercing gray eyes held an intellgience uncommon for a woman of her standing.
Tonight was no different than any other. Her father was hosting a birthday party for her sister and she had been instructed to stay in her room and not be seen. Those harsh words still stung her pride and made tears come to her eyes. "No. He's not going to do this to me again." She whispered harshly, trying to regain her own composure. Ghost had defied her 'jailer' and went to the library like she always did.
Picking up a copy of her favorite poetry she sat on the chaise next to the fireplace. Her father would have a royal fit if he saw her attire at the moment. Expected to be in bed, Ghost was in her shift with only her shawl to give her any modesty, her long brown hair falling about her shoulders. It was not a state in which she wanted to be caught but it wouldn't make things any worse for her but there would a little embarrassment if it was a man.
She had given little thought about men since she had come of age. Ghost was only two years younger than her sister at the age of 22. As a child she had had crushes on some of the boys she went to school with. When Leticia found this out, she would poison them against her. Her sister just couldn't stand someone liking her in any way. It had been a lonely existence but she knew nothing else. Losing herself in her thoughts, Ghost dropped the book she was reading. "Oh bugger!" Not a very ladylike way to speak but she cared very little for manners when she was alone.
Men came from everywhere to seek her hand in marriage. Leticia wasn't interested in becoming attached to any of these men. The girl was too vein and greedy, using their affection to squeeze expensive gifts from them. She was lovely though; blonde hair piled high on her head with curls drizzling down her face and a pair of crystal blue eyes. Leticia was the very picture of their father. She wouldn't even acknowledge Ghost as anyone but 'that thing that killed my mother'.Becoming so accustomed to being invisible, one of the servants had given her the nickname.
Often, Ghost spent her nights in the library, getting lost in the books her mother had left to her. Sometimes she would just study her mother's portrait that hung above the fireplace. The servants whispered that she was the very reincarnation of her mother. Her chestnut hair had red and blonde highlights that glistened in the sun. Her piercing gray eyes held an intellgience uncommon for a woman of her standing.
Tonight was no different than any other. Her father was hosting a birthday party for her sister and she had been instructed to stay in her room and not be seen. Those harsh words still stung her pride and made tears come to her eyes. "No. He's not going to do this to me again." She whispered harshly, trying to regain her own composure. Ghost had defied her 'jailer' and went to the library like she always did.
Picking up a copy of her favorite poetry she sat on the chaise next to the fireplace. Her father would have a royal fit if he saw her attire at the moment. Expected to be in bed, Ghost was in her shift with only her shawl to give her any modesty, her long brown hair falling about her shoulders. It was not a state in which she wanted to be caught but it wouldn't make things any worse for her but there would a little embarrassment if it was a man.
She had given little thought about men since she had come of age. Ghost was only two years younger than her sister at the age of 22. As a child she had had crushes on some of the boys she went to school with. When Leticia found this out, she would poison them against her. Her sister just couldn't stand someone liking her in any way. It had been a lonely existence but she knew nothing else. Losing herself in her thoughts, Ghost dropped the book she was reading. "Oh bugger!" Not a very ladylike way to speak but she cared very little for manners when she was alone.