The Prince and the Peasant

[Binnie Ryman]

Celia smiled softly an blushed.

 

[Matreania]

Leading her into the carriage, Michael joined her, Just as Freud was returning. He handed the basket to Celia as he entered the carriage, "The cook will be waited, so I told the driver to hurt." Freud told Michael.


Michael smiled as the carriage started to move, "That's good, Freud." Was all he said.

 

[Binnie Ryman]

"This is such a fine carriage," said Celia. "I've never been in one before."

 

[Matreania]

Michael grinned, "I'm glad you like it, I do to."

 

[Binnie Ryman]

Lily smiled and looked out the window, happy her luck had finally turned. "Thank you. I don't know what I've done to deserve such kindness."

 

[Matreania]

Michael smiled, unsure if he could answer that. He wasn't doing this for just her kindness, he honestly had been thinking of how he could see her more.

 

[Binnie Ryman]

Celia was worried at his lack of a response. "I, I'm sorry if I've spoken out of turn."

 

[Matreania]

"You haven't. I was just thinking that just you thinking you don't is a sign you do." Michael grinned at her.

 

[Binnie Ryman]

Celia smiled slightly. "You're so kind, sir," said Celia. "Thank you, truly. And for letting Mama and Papa come. Are you sure in right for this job?"

 

[Matreania]

Michael smiled, "I can't ask you to leave them and this may take up a lot of time. If you stay close to the castle then you will have the time to attend to them."

 

[Binnie Ryman]

Celia smiled. "You're the only person, besides Papa, who has ever treated me so kindly."

 

[Matreania]

Michael smiled, "I wish I could do more then."

 

[Binnie Ryman]

"No, no," said Celia. "You've all ready done so much."

 

[Matreania]

Michael smiled, "well, If you need anything let me know."

 

[Binnie Ryman]

"I will," said Celia. "Thank you."

 

[Matreania]

Michael grinned, as he looked out, they were nearing the castle and he was sure Freud had something to say.

 

[Binnie Ryman]

Celia smiled at him. She looked out the window as the palace came into view. It was the grandest thing she had ever seen.

 

[Matreania]

The carriage road around to the side of the castle, where the kitchen was closest. Michael smiled at Celia, "I have some classes to get to. So I'll introduce you and the carriage will wait for you. The cook will let the carriage driver know if you'll be returning, I wish you luck."

 

[Binnie Ryman]

"Thank you," said Celia. "This means a lot to me."

 

[Matreania]

Michael smiled, "I hope it goes well." He stated as the carriage stopped, Freud open the got out, Michael got out after him. Michael turned back to the carriage and extended his hand to Celia, "Come, I'll take you to see the cook."

 

[Binnie Ryman]

Celia took his hand. "A-are you sure this is a good idea."

 

[Matreania]

Michael smiled, "Should I use my position to assure you."

 

[Binnie Ryman]

"Would you?" Celia asked nervously.

 

[Matreania]

Michael smiled, "If you ask me to."

 

[Binnie Ryman]

Celia nodded. "Please?" she asked.