Of Pheasant, and Gooseberry Tarts
The moment before
By Adelheid BergPublished about a year ago • Updated about a year ago • 1 min read
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The morning is quiet. The air itself does not stir, the sun barely dares peak over the horizon. In her 12 years she’d not known such a morning. She remains in bed and traces shadows on the ceiling and imagines dragons, and soldiers, and kings, unsure of what to do.
Today is a big day. IMPORTANT was the word her mother had used. Her father had not looked at her, but he’d bought her favorites for dinner, which must have cost a fortune she knew they did not have.
'Important,' she thought, 'but what does it mean - to marry?'
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