ChaseMePleez
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Place: The Covington Estate, Boston, Mass.
Time: Midnight
Year: 1844
If someone were to look out from a passing carriage they would see a feminine form dressing all in white walking to the door of the Covington home. The lady in white placed a single letter on the door addressed to man of the house, Damon Covington. Four weeks earlier he had been jilted by his fiance, who had been having an affair with his best friend for nearly a year. It was society's most notorious scandal and the poor man was sullen at the betrayal. There was someone who felt compassion for him and worried over his welfare. She left this note for him:
Dear Mr. Covington,
I do not think it would be wise for my name to be linked to this letter. You and I have met only in passing. I was never one to stand out in a man's mind but you have in mine. You used to be so full of life and happiness. Your eyes are so sad now and it breaks my heart when you are such a kind man. Do not define yourself by someone else's weaknesses. I hate seeing what she's done to you. Anyone with eyes could see you have lost faith in love but it is real. I know it because I have been in love with you for a long time now. I did not know a man could show kindness until the day we met. It gave me hope...you gave me hope. That is why that look in your eyes kills me everytime I see it.Do not let her be the reason you let your heart go cold. Not when you have so much to give of yourself. You're a good man. Don't let this change that.
Your Sincere Friend, The Lady in White
The paper held the faint scent of lilies to it that was her perfume but Amelia never thought that it might get his attention. She only wished to do something to help him. The youngest child of seven girls, she was used to being overlooked by everyone. She had met Damon when they were just teenagers and a bully had torn her dress. He had run the boy off and escorted home so no one else would bother her. He had actually spoken to her like a person and made her smile. He had earned a place in her heart that day and now she wished to heal his if she could.
"Amelia Louise Winchester! What were you doing out this time of night? Your parents would have kittens if they knew." The older maid had been Amelia's nurse maid when she was a baby and had stayed on all these years. She stood there with a shawl around her shoulders, obviously worried. "I'm sorry Bessie but I had to try. I left the letter at his door and made sure no one saw me." Bessie shrugged. "Couldn't do any harm, little miss. Even his servants worry about him."
Amelia ran up the stairs and dressed for bed before her parents could see that she was up and up to something. She brushed her long brown hair as she sat on her bed, her mind daydreaming about the man that had filled her dreams since she was thirteen years old. She never expected happily ever after for herself but she knew she wanted it for him.
Time: Midnight
Year: 1844
If someone were to look out from a passing carriage they would see a feminine form dressing all in white walking to the door of the Covington home. The lady in white placed a single letter on the door addressed to man of the house, Damon Covington. Four weeks earlier he had been jilted by his fiance, who had been having an affair with his best friend for nearly a year. It was society's most notorious scandal and the poor man was sullen at the betrayal. There was someone who felt compassion for him and worried over his welfare. She left this note for him:
Dear Mr. Covington,
I do not think it would be wise for my name to be linked to this letter. You and I have met only in passing. I was never one to stand out in a man's mind but you have in mine. You used to be so full of life and happiness. Your eyes are so sad now and it breaks my heart when you are such a kind man. Do not define yourself by someone else's weaknesses. I hate seeing what she's done to you. Anyone with eyes could see you have lost faith in love but it is real. I know it because I have been in love with you for a long time now. I did not know a man could show kindness until the day we met. It gave me hope...you gave me hope. That is why that look in your eyes kills me everytime I see it.Do not let her be the reason you let your heart go cold. Not when you have so much to give of yourself. You're a good man. Don't let this change that.
Your Sincere Friend, The Lady in White
The paper held the faint scent of lilies to it that was her perfume but Amelia never thought that it might get his attention. She only wished to do something to help him. The youngest child of seven girls, she was used to being overlooked by everyone. She had met Damon when they were just teenagers and a bully had torn her dress. He had run the boy off and escorted home so no one else would bother her. He had actually spoken to her like a person and made her smile. He had earned a place in her heart that day and now she wished to heal his if she could.
"Amelia Louise Winchester! What were you doing out this time of night? Your parents would have kittens if they knew." The older maid had been Amelia's nurse maid when she was a baby and had stayed on all these years. She stood there with a shawl around her shoulders, obviously worried. "I'm sorry Bessie but I had to try. I left the letter at his door and made sure no one saw me." Bessie shrugged. "Couldn't do any harm, little miss. Even his servants worry about him."
Amelia ran up the stairs and dressed for bed before her parents could see that she was up and up to something. She brushed her long brown hair as she sat on her bed, her mind daydreaming about the man that had filled her dreams since she was thirteen years old. She never expected happily ever after for herself but she knew she wanted it for him.