Rena smiled at Pool, before her gaze turned to Henry, open love and adoration in her eyes when the butler spoke of how happy she made Henry. Let that stupid?slattern of a maid chew on that fact, she thought tartly. IT was true, after all and weren't those the best knives in the end for the most part
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"I plan to always make Henry happy, for he is my true source of joy and pleasure in life," she told Pool softly, every word open and completely honest, far more than she was accustom to speaking aloud.
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She dropped her gaze, a little embarrassed and glad to raise it to Mary when the girl spoke of the clothes.
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"Of course you should only bring the clothes when we ring for you, but they had better be ready when we wake up. So were I you I would rise early in case you can not find that which I require here and need to go out. One never knows how busy the decent dress shops are and I do want a seamstress snagged for tomorrow evening before she is contracted to anyone else."
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She smiled.
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"It seems you shall have yourself a busy and early morning, dear Mary, but at least it shall afford you a rare opportunity to study truly luxurious dresses as you shall never have such for yourself," she concluded with mock sympathy of the sort she knew the men would not understand.
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When Pool apologized for Mary she gave him? a shake of her head with a kind look, again which was honest.
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"Truly, Dear Pool, Mary's short cocmings are no responsibility of yours."
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Then again with mock kindness so that Mary would not appear, to anyone but Mary herself, of course, to be being singled out she hastily added,"That is, philosophically speaking no one's short comings are the fault of another and you have done your best, it is obvious."
She gave him a kind smile.
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"Now be off to bed and a good night's rest the both of you and thank you again."
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?I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed.
I get along with the voices inside of my head.
Kat