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Caoimhe only saw the crow pass over her head, her eyes glancing behind her only for a second to know that it was him who had just shifted and taken flight. She continued on her way, her pace a bit faster than it first had been, her skirt fluttering more as the wind bluew more harshly. She entered her castle without a second thought, her advisors only able to say a few words before she silenced them and said she was heading off to work. They seemed content with answer and let her be as they retreated to their own tasks.
She took a different route to her bedroom, avoiding her father's chambers the whole time. She stopped in front of her room and opened it slowly, expecting to see a man standing there, only to see a crow sitting outside her window, waiting patiently. She walked over to the glass slowly and opened it with a quick flip of the lock, stepping back enough to give him room to enter easily.
She panted lightly as she watched him, having run much more than she was used to. She kept her cool and dignified look about her though, she could not lose her face even in front of a man who had just shared his deepest secerts with her. She walked over to her bed and sat down at the end of it gently, sitting up stright as she motioned to her vanity stool for him to sit on, her room had no other chairs to sit upon.
She took a different route to her bedroom, avoiding her father's chambers the whole time. She stopped in front of her room and opened it slowly, expecting to see a man standing there, only to see a crow sitting outside her window, waiting patiently. She walked over to the glass slowly and opened it with a quick flip of the lock, stepping back enough to give him room to enter easily.
She panted lightly as she watched him, having run much more than she was used to. She kept her cool and dignified look about her though, she could not lose her face even in front of a man who had just shared his deepest secerts with her. She walked over to her bed and sat down at the end of it gently, sitting up stright as she motioned to her vanity stool for him to sit on, her room had no other chairs to sit upon.