"No."
Connor spoke bluntly.
"Your husband is in this situation because of his own ambition for power. It is you who has enough to deal with. Not him."
He held her gaze a little longer, as if his reaffirming incline of the head was a stark reminder of their situation.
"I will leave you be, for now. I shall take a walk around the outer yards to simply get a feel for things. See the presence of any troopers, officers or citizens. When and if I find more, I will let you know. In return, all I ask if that if you speak my name, you speak it with a quiet confidence. The old Connor Harrison is not who you're dealing with now, your Highness."
Pulling his crimson cowl around his side, Connor walked across the room with a quiet peace about him. The first steps had been taken, and it felt good. As he rested his hand on the door latch, he turned once more to the Queen and offered a genuine small smile.
"At least you didn't slap me."
[member="Lady Kay"]
Connor spoke bluntly.
"Your husband is in this situation because of his own ambition for power. It is you who has enough to deal with. Not him."
He held her gaze a little longer, as if his reaffirming incline of the head was a stark reminder of their situation.
"I will leave you be, for now. I shall take a walk around the outer yards to simply get a feel for things. See the presence of any troopers, officers or citizens. When and if I find more, I will let you know. In return, all I ask if that if you speak my name, you speak it with a quiet confidence. The old Connor Harrison is not who you're dealing with now, your Highness."
Pulling his crimson cowl around his side, Connor walked across the room with a quiet peace about him. The first steps had been taken, and it felt good. As he rested his hand on the door latch, he turned once more to the Queen and offered a genuine small smile.
"At least you didn't slap me."
[member="Lady Kay"]