07-30-2014, 04:40 AM
"I'll see what I can do," Cormac said. He grabbed some money and a bag and headed to the market. By the time he finished shopping it was nearly noon and by the time he finished preparing lunch the sun had began to set in the sky. The days were shorter this time of year.
Wyn looked to the sky and saw that the sun had began its decent. She had to do it now, otherwise she wouldn't have another option. She grabbed her ring and the bag she had packed and tossed it out the window into the bushes below. The servants were occupied with getting everything ready for the ceremony and the party afterwards. She took a deep breath as she looked out the edge of her window. It had been years since she climbed down the ivy. But if it could hold Cormac, then it could definitely take her weight. She clasped the shell that hung form her neck and began her decent. Once her feet touched the ground she grabbed her bag and pulled up the hood of her cloak to hide her hair and her face. She slipped out of the garden, taking one last look at her home before making her way towards town. She found the inn and the carriage parked outside of it. She took a deep breath and firmly knocked on the door. She held her breath as she hoped they were there.
Wyn looked to the sky and saw that the sun had began its decent. She had to do it now, otherwise she wouldn't have another option. She grabbed her ring and the bag she had packed and tossed it out the window into the bushes below. The servants were occupied with getting everything ready for the ceremony and the party afterwards. She took a deep breath as she looked out the edge of her window. It had been years since she climbed down the ivy. But if it could hold Cormac, then it could definitely take her weight. She clasped the shell that hung form her neck and began her decent. Once her feet touched the ground she grabbed her bag and pulled up the hood of her cloak to hide her hair and her face. She slipped out of the garden, taking one last look at her home before making her way towards town. She found the inn and the carriage parked outside of it. She took a deep breath and firmly knocked on the door. She held her breath as she hoped they were there.
