heartofcourage
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Ashleigh stared at the document that was before her, knowing that the fate of England was in her hands. Scotland was a different matter for a different day, one that she was sure her family had well in hand.
“So, you wish for me to sign away my rights and titles for the paltry sum of a few possessions?” Ashleigh asked, looking up at the man with the fiercest look anyone had ever seen her have before. “And then what? I’m to live in exile for the rest of my life? I’m to fear that one day his “highness” might wish to take back my rightful land?”
She reached for the parchment and tore it cleanly, tossing the two pieces back at the negotiator. “I have no use for documents such as these any longer. For the good of England, I will name the price. I suggest you get a parchment and pen and start writing.”
She glared at him with smoldering dark eyes, watching as he slowly turned his head towards his underlings gathered as if to seek advice on what to do.
“Trust me, I’m easier to deal with than my husband. I’d suggest you hurry. He’s sailing from Calais.” Ashleigh murmured.
“So, you wish for me to sign away my rights and titles for the paltry sum of a few possessions?” Ashleigh asked, looking up at the man with the fiercest look anyone had ever seen her have before. “And then what? I’m to live in exile for the rest of my life? I’m to fear that one day his “highness” might wish to take back my rightful land?”
She reached for the parchment and tore it cleanly, tossing the two pieces back at the negotiator. “I have no use for documents such as these any longer. For the good of England, I will name the price. I suggest you get a parchment and pen and start writing.”
She glared at him with smoldering dark eyes, watching as he slowly turned his head towards his underlings gathered as if to seek advice on what to do.
“Trust me, I’m easier to deal with than my husband. I’d suggest you hurry. He’s sailing from Calais.” Ashleigh murmured.