HeyYoureThatGuy
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She was practically pouting in a corner when he entered the carriage. He'd done what she wanted; packed up all her things—some useful, like the herbs and potions, and some frivolous, like the mountain of clothes. None of it would keep her small frame warm in the north.
And he'd gotten her out of the city as fast as he possibly could. And there she sat like a petulant child. He'd taken for her the largest, fanciest carriage he saw, and she'd torn it up.
He was working very hard to keep his anger in check. It was challenging to switch from fighting mad to calm enough to deal with his fragile bride. He'd only used a fraction of his rage. He didn't want to kill anyone, just get her away from her Uncle and all the blades pointed at their backs.
He steadied his breathing, using all the little methods he'd learned to keep the fire in his blood in check.
"What in the nine hells are you doing?!"
And he'd gotten her out of the city as fast as he possibly could. And there she sat like a petulant child. He'd taken for her the largest, fanciest carriage he saw, and she'd torn it up.
He was working very hard to keep his anger in check. It was challenging to switch from fighting mad to calm enough to deal with his fragile bride. He'd only used a fraction of his rage. He didn't want to kill anyone, just get her away from her Uncle and all the blades pointed at their backs.
He steadied his breathing, using all the little methods he'd learned to keep the fire in his blood in check.
"What in the nine hells are you doing?!"