June 14, 1189
"It's comfortable, surely. And I do like the color. Ivilia says that she originally designed the pattern for Laveria Kemorin."
"A perk of having a highly-regarded seamstress in the family, I suppose." Willott's own mother was deceased, but his brother's mother-in-law had taken to him like one of her own. Celina, it seemed, had also gained her favor.
"Mmm." But how happy would she be in the long run, if she preferred the perks of being with Willott to Willott himself? Not that Feoda's soon-to-be brother-in-law was a bad man--far from! But it just wasn't the same passion Celina had had with Tanver. "You know, if you need a little more time to consider this, I don't think Willott would refuse to postpone the wedding."
And when Celina did that, there wasn't usually much one could say to persuade her otherwise. But, just in case, Feoda had to ask. "Do you love him?"
"I might one day." So, no. "But I don't want my daughter to grow up without a father, Feoda, and I do want to have more children while I'm still young enough to handle them. Willott's a stable man with a good position and he treats me and Arydath well; that's what I need right now."
Just went to show that even twins could be very different people. "As long as you're sure."
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3 comments:
Willott.
I have to get blood work done tonight. :S
For whatever reason I confused Celina with Feoda, at least with the names.
To be honest the one time we saw Celina (when her husband died), I couldn't really stand her. Because of her insensitive comments towards her sister.
Good luck! I still have to wait till at least monday.
There are enough characters in this story that confusion is bound to happen eventually.
Celina didn't give the best first impression as far as readers were concerned. But she's had a few years to grow up since then, and hopefully she's made the most of them.
Thanks! I hope yours goes well.
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