Each morning it took her and her lady-in-waiting at least an hour to comb, plait and set her hair in place. As the sole heir of her father, Lord Caide... Arrowthorn, it was consider a terrible breach of etiquette for her to be seen about the castle until the sun had risen halfway through the morning sky. Thus each morning Lady Amelia and Jacinta would spend the morning bathing, grooming and dressing in long gowns of silk, velvet and lace until it was time to be escorted to the court of her. "I suppose now you're capable again, you'll want me out of your house." It was said humorously but there was an undertow that Ged noticed.She drove up the drive and parked. Once they were inside, he turned her towards him."That was a joke, right?" he said with a worried frown. "We're together now, aren't we?"A look of relief flooded her face, then another emotion he couldn't read. She sighed."Are we?" she asked seriously."I thought that was obvious?" he said, puzzled."I said that I'd come and. "Robert, why don't you go back to your post and keep an eye on things. Armand can deliver your report." Aye, sir." Robert turned and walked back the way he and Armand had come, leaving the two soldiers alone."What's up?" Edward asked after Robert was out of earshot."Have you identified the spy?" No. If he's back there, he's being very cautious." Well, I still don't think it's Robert, but I could still be wrong." What have we come to when we can no longer trust the integrity of our own. We all got off at the same floor as Miranda's department and I was surprised that they were actually "Assistant Managers" and not just some flighty groupies trying to impress some editor. When I got a load of the managing editor in the Teen boutique department I understood right away what the deal was. She was attractive, even I would have to admit that; but her make-up was trying to catch up to twenty years of hard-living and lack of sleep. The sign on her door said, "Tess Hopper, Editor at.
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