ohstardust
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Nasima could instantly tell by the servant's body language and tone of voice that she felt guilty of her actions. She was forced into the situation, not out of greed but rather the safety of her family. The princess could not blame Hasia, she as not entirely sure how she would react if the positions were reversed. Nasi would do anything and everything to protect her loved ones, especially Ali and her unborn child. Although the pregnancy was still raw, through the recent events, the brunette was eager to protect her offspring as best as she could. She had already developed her mothering instincts.
Standing up from the bed, the princess frowns as the servant sinks to her knees. She felt sympathetic for the servant, regardless of her betrayal. She was prepared to be angered but she was saddened. There was no need to make the maid feel more guilt than she already held. Currently, she had the awaiting death of Ali and the unpredictable future of the princess and her unborn child hovering over her head.
Watching Hasia carefully, the young woman witnesses her lower the key among the table. It was her escape out of the chambers, a gesture to escape the palace as quickly as she could. Remaining silent, Nasima walks over to the table and picks up the silver piece, holding it tight in her hand. Although it would not open Ali's cell, it would able her to get close and attempt to find a solution. The late Sultan's daughter was used to her lover figuring out the faults and finding the next course of action, it was her opportunity to show she was capable of the same performance.
Thinking for a brief moment, Nasima heads to the door and grabs Hasia's wrist with her spare hand. "Exchange clothing," she whispers quickly, in-case the guards were able to hear her commands. With her elegant silk pieces, her identity was clear to all. Nasima was unsure who had sided with Mahir and it was better to be safe than sorry. The change would enable the princess to fit a servant''s appearance and able to walk through the palace grounds without drawing attention. "Please," Nasima continues, removing her grip of the maid's wrist. It was the lest she could do after the unlawful betrayal. Hasia had to give the small opportunity of saving her loved one and escaping from Mahir's power, even if that meant fleeing the homeland and heading to the darkest parts of Caraban.
Standing up from the bed, the princess frowns as the servant sinks to her knees. She felt sympathetic for the servant, regardless of her betrayal. She was prepared to be angered but she was saddened. There was no need to make the maid feel more guilt than she already held. Currently, she had the awaiting death of Ali and the unpredictable future of the princess and her unborn child hovering over her head.
Watching Hasia carefully, the young woman witnesses her lower the key among the table. It was her escape out of the chambers, a gesture to escape the palace as quickly as she could. Remaining silent, Nasima walks over to the table and picks up the silver piece, holding it tight in her hand. Although it would not open Ali's cell, it would able her to get close and attempt to find a solution. The late Sultan's daughter was used to her lover figuring out the faults and finding the next course of action, it was her opportunity to show she was capable of the same performance.
Thinking for a brief moment, Nasima heads to the door and grabs Hasia's wrist with her spare hand. "Exchange clothing," she whispers quickly, in-case the guards were able to hear her commands. With her elegant silk pieces, her identity was clear to all. Nasima was unsure who had sided with Mahir and it was better to be safe than sorry. The change would enable the princess to fit a servant''s appearance and able to walk through the palace grounds without drawing attention. "Please," Nasima continues, removing her grip of the maid's wrist. It was the lest she could do after the unlawful betrayal. Hasia had to give the small opportunity of saving her loved one and escaping from Mahir's power, even if that meant fleeing the homeland and heading to the darkest parts of Caraban.