Mistress Silver
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I quietly listen to Gavin as he tells the events that have haunted him since fleeing the keep. I do not step to him as his knees buckle and pain racks his body.
"Please..." He is desperate and cares, truly, for the safety of the two women.
"I must ask your forgiveness. I thought it was you that had invaded Lord Gavin, and though I have deceived others, I shall not hold him to the betrothal, his heart is captured by another, and I'll not stand in his way for that. But it is true, he is possessed by the demonic witch, and we, I... don't know how to rid him of her."
My lips purse ever so slightly, the only visible reaction to her previous conviction that I may do such a thing to a man. It hurts more than anything and I feel no anger toward the woman . . .
"I wronged you and for that I will always feel shame, please forgive me. I am willing to help you in whatever way you have need of me, but no... I am nothing compared to you, the little things I know, are just enough to keep me safe, not enough to rid the vile thing inside him."
Her head is bent and her shoulders are droopy. I look between the two and then the other woman, what is her part in this tangled web? I guess I will have time to ask my questions and give forthcoming answers in return at a later time, but the task before me cannot be an easy one . . . not with the personal knowledge that I possess of my sister and her dark ways.
I walk slowly to Gavin and kneel by his side, pensively laying my hand on his shoulder. "Warrior, do ye trust me? Completely?" I ask him softly.
"Who . . . is tha other woman in all o' this mess? An innocent bystander?" Okay, so my curiosity has gotten the better of me, but I need to know her roll for she may offer me a greater advantage over my sister . . . not that I need another's power to rip my sister into pieces . . .
"Please..." He is desperate and cares, truly, for the safety of the two women.
"I must ask your forgiveness. I thought it was you that had invaded Lord Gavin, and though I have deceived others, I shall not hold him to the betrothal, his heart is captured by another, and I'll not stand in his way for that. But it is true, he is possessed by the demonic witch, and we, I... don't know how to rid him of her."
My lips purse ever so slightly, the only visible reaction to her previous conviction that I may do such a thing to a man. It hurts more than anything and I feel no anger toward the woman . . .
"I wronged you and for that I will always feel shame, please forgive me. I am willing to help you in whatever way you have need of me, but no... I am nothing compared to you, the little things I know, are just enough to keep me safe, not enough to rid the vile thing inside him."
Her head is bent and her shoulders are droopy. I look between the two and then the other woman, what is her part in this tangled web? I guess I will have time to ask my questions and give forthcoming answers in return at a later time, but the task before me cannot be an easy one . . . not with the personal knowledge that I possess of my sister and her dark ways.
I walk slowly to Gavin and kneel by his side, pensively laying my hand on his shoulder. "Warrior, do ye trust me? Completely?" I ask him softly.
"Who . . . is tha other woman in all o' this mess? An innocent bystander?" Okay, so my curiosity has gotten the better of me, but I need to know her roll for she may offer me a greater advantage over my sister . . . not that I need another's power to rip my sister into pieces . . .