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Valdr glanced at her when her hand rested on his arm and offered a not so fully convinced nod. "As you say, Esmeralda." He would offer her a smile in thanks for her efforts to assuage his concerns. "I have no doubt that you are." He would say gently.
Hours would pass in idle conversation or silence. So much so that soon, the full day had come and gone. Tomorrow he would do better.
When they finally stopped he would once more swing down from his horse in practiced grace before helping Esme down. "My lady." He would say in his usual warm tone and he helped her riding boots free of their stirrups and retrieved his cloak from around her lap, draping it over his shoulder. Then his hand was offered and he eased her from the saddle.
Not tents was just fine for Valdr, he never used them. Just a log to lay his pack against and he was good too. Which is what he did. First, however, he would help with Esmeralda's sleeping arrangements. A good deal of the best furs for comfort and to keep her warm. And more importantly, none of those flowers she was allergic to. He would then set down his bed roll and one of the furs for a blanket, keeping himself near enough to the fire.
"Thank you, Beth." He would say with a grateful smile to the lady-in-waiting.
Esmeralda Sophia Le Roux
Hours would pass in idle conversation or silence. So much so that soon, the full day had come and gone. Tomorrow he would do better.
When they finally stopped he would once more swing down from his horse in practiced grace before helping Esme down. "My lady." He would say in his usual warm tone and he helped her riding boots free of their stirrups and retrieved his cloak from around her lap, draping it over his shoulder. Then his hand was offered and he eased her from the saddle.
Not tents was just fine for Valdr, he never used them. Just a log to lay his pack against and he was good too. Which is what he did. First, however, he would help with Esmeralda's sleeping arrangements. A good deal of the best furs for comfort and to keep her warm. And more importantly, none of those flowers she was allergic to. He would then set down his bed roll and one of the furs for a blanket, keeping himself near enough to the fire.
"Thank you, Beth." He would say with a grateful smile to the lady-in-waiting.
Esmeralda Sophia Le Roux