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After steadying himself, Thomas picked up his tankard from the table nearest the hearth, and with an elation he could feel only after the birth of one of his own children, he raised it up and bellowed: “Tae sons! I name them this day—” He paused and cleared his throat, remembering his Christmas promise to his wife. “I think I had best wait and speak tae my harridan first.”
— Nov 03, 2013 11:38AM
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“Maya!”
Maya winced and turned toward the loch when she heard the bellowing war-cry ripped from her husband’s throat. Thomas was a good distance away, but was running toward her faster than a charging bull. “I don’t think I’ll be walking the rest of the way!” she squealed as she picked up her skirts and fled toward the keep.
— Nov 02, 2013 04:53PM
Maya winced and turned toward the loch when she heard the bellowing war-cry ripped from her husband’s throat. Thomas was a good distance away, but was running toward her faster than a charging bull. “I don’t think I’ll be walking the rest of the way!” she squealed as she picked up her skirts and fled toward the keep.
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Thomas, however, was delighted with this turn of events. “But canna ye see, love? If what ye say is how it ‘twas or how it is tae be, then that means that ye were supposed tae come tae me. Ye are supposed tae be my wife.” He crossed his arms over his chest. “Ye canna tempt the fates, Lady Maya.”
— Oct 29, 2013 11:14PM
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Sara convinced Sir Dugald to let Barney ride with them in the way she knew best to work a situation to her advantage—she bedazzled him with compliments and plied him with smiles. Maya, on the other hand, got Thomas to take Fred in the only way she had ever known how to go about getting her own way—she dug in her heels and refused to budge from her stance.
— Oct 28, 2013 03:28PM
