head< 04+< 08@Morgan > ~*~*~*~* As they enter the inn, the layout much different to the taverns they stayed in along the way, Morgan strides directly to a man stood behind a small desk * +Molly looks around quietly, taking in the quality of the furniture and decor < 08@Morgan > #may I help you?# * @Morgan looks to Molly, then back at the clerk < 08@Morgan > I sent a missive requiring two rooms for myself and my companion. < 08@Morgan > #I see. Your name?# * @Morgan 's eyes narrow slightly before speaking < 08@Morgan > Koertig * +Molly stands as still as possible, trying very hard to be inconspicous. She keeps her eyes to the floor < 08@Morgan > #Ah yes, I see someone has written a note to that effect. There are two adjoining rooms set aside for you my lord# < 08@Morgan > good, see the baggage is taken up, and we shall return later * @Morgan turns and walks towards the door as if all chance of disobedience has disappeared * +Molly follows automatically, suddenly aware that the world he comes from is very different * @Morgan pushes through the doors and steps away from them before waiting for Molly to catch up * +Molly catches up, her eyes still lowered, her demeanour submissive * @Morgan looks at Molly, speaking quietly < 08@Morgan > they believe you to be my companion, and you should not act as a maid * +Molly leans close, almost whispering, very afraid of giving the game away < 04+Molly > 13I do not know how a companion should act though, for I have never been fortunate enough to be one... I revert to being a maid, for it is all I know. Tell me what you would have of me, before I make a mistake * +Molly 's voice is urgent , and she sounds worried ^^ < 08@Morgan > you are here as my companion, my friend... someone to talk to... * +Molly flicks her eyes up at him, before lowering them again < 04+Molly > 13Am I, or am I to be a ruse lest Edward's agents ask of you here? * @Morgan speaks quietly < 08@Morgan > Molly, we are here to confirm that your family are wrong... to confirm your purity. While we are here, you are my friend... I would not go to such lengths as these for someone I cared not for. * +Molly looks at him, unable to find the words she wishes to find. Instead, she takes his hand in her, and squeezes it to show her understanding < 08@Morgan > However... by claiming you as a companion, Edward would have no reason to wish you harm should he find us. * +Molly 's intellect kicks in < 04+Molly > 13Whereas were he to discover you had travelled to carleon with a peasant woman, he might have assumed the worst and become a risk to me? < 08@Morgan > exactly < 08@Morgan > and that would not be tolerable to me < 04+Molly > 13Well, I made a vow to do as you bade me here, for my safety and for your peace of mind... having seven days of being your companion in the eyes of the populace of carleon will be far from a hardship * +Molly smiles at him * @Morgan nods < 08@Morgan > shall we proceed to the doctor? * +Molly looks mildly suprised, but smiles as she sees merit in his plan < 04+Molly > 13Yes, for I would have it over and done with immediately. Then the letters of confirmation he gives can be sent with the letters to Lord and Lady Jaeger. We must deliever the other letter to his solicitor by hand, for the office is here in Carleon < 08@Morgan > before the letters are sent, I shall stamp them with my crest as a witness < 04+Molly > 13I had not thought of that. I believe I shall need three copies, one for myself, one for my parents and one for his. It might be very expensive, but I believe Curtis gave you funds on my behalf? < 08@Morgan > four copies, and yes he did < 04+Molly > 13Four? < 08@Morgan > yes * +Molly looks at him to see if he is going to elaborate * @Morgan is looking around the street at the people wandering around < 04+Molly > 13Know you where we go? < 08@Morgan > I have an idea, yes < 04+Molly > 13~*~*~* After finding a carriage, Morgan gives instruction to head to a doctor on the edge of the embassy district. Here the people are much better dressed, and there are many merchants shops. It is carleon as Molly had imagined, a place where she can be nothing to no-one... < 04+Molly > 13~*~*~ the carriage stops outside a large stone building, a plague with the name Doctor A Trevithick on the impressive wooden door. A bronze knocker with a lion's head is tapped as the carriage departs. Morgan waits by the door, Molly by his side. She has barely spoken since leaving the inn, her face pale and her eyes serious. < 04+Molly > 13 4 The door is opened by a young man, smartly dressed with a handlebar mustache. He invites them in, leading to a small room that might once have been a drawing room, but was now mostly furnished with chairs. Molly sits in an ornate winged chair, upholstered in red velvet. * @Morgan stands, immobile < 04+Molly > 13 4 The young man leaves, Molly and Morgan the only ones in the room * +Molly looks at Morgan, willing time to fly by < 04+Molly > 13I must confess, I am a little afraid < 08@Morgan > I've no doubt you're apprehensive, but it really is necessary < 04+Molly > 13I know, I have chosen the path of my future, and must now walk it, but... < 08@Morgan > I know. You will be fine < 04+Molly > 13 4 As she goes to continue, the young man returns. < 04+Molly > 13 7 Doctor Trevithick asks that you accompany me, and he will see you both in his office. < 04+Molly > 13 4 He turns and leaves the room * @Morgan holds his hand out to Molly * +Molly stands, following him, her face pale * +Molly takes Morgan's hand, her skin is cool to the touch and she trembles slightly < 04+Molly > 13 4 The young man pushes open a door. Inside the room is a rich burgundy, the walls full of books and diagrams. Behind a large wooden desk sits a tall man, of a proud demeanour. He looks up over his spectacles. With a nod, he dismisses the younger man. < 04+Molly > 13 7 You have chosen a good day to come to me, for I usually only see patients by appointment... < 08@Morgan > Then my missive declaring my intent to arrive today obviously did not arrive < 04+Molly > 13 4 He pushes his spectacles back up his nose. 7 Young Mr Hargreaves is new to my practice, and did not give me a name of which to check by. Perhaps your missive is here amongst my papers. What name had it been sent in? 4 He leafs through a heavy file, full of many documents < 08@Morgan > Koertig < 04+Molly > 13 4 Half way down, he removes a piece of parchment. 7 This appears to be it. I shall read it now. 4 He leans back, reading. Every now and then, he makes 'mmm-mmm' and 'ah-ha' noises. * +Molly looks at Morgan, wondering exactly how much has been said * @Morgan stands still, barely resisting the urge to cross his arms across his chest < 04+Molly > 13 4 He looks up. 7 Yes, this seem to be in order. Lord Koertig, if yo would wait here whilst the procedure is done, I shall return to you with the findings in a few minutes. If you would come with me Miss... * @Morgan nods < 04+Molly > 13 4 He leaves the room. Molly puts her bag on the floor before starting to follow < 04+Molly > 13 4 A few minutes pass, and then five more. There is the sound of hasty footsteps coming towards the room < 04+Molly > 13 4 Mr Hargreaves opens the door, slightly out of breath. 7 Lord Koertig, you must come at once. 4 Unusual for someone to speak to a noble in such a way, the young man forgets himself in his haste * @Morgan follows hargreaves < 04+Molly > 13 4 He leads him further into the building, approaching a door at the end of the corridor. As they approach, the door opens and Doctor Trevithick steps out, his face pale < 08@Morgan > There is a problem? * @Morgan 's normally calm but uncaring demeanour is gone and replaced by one showing obvious concern and a very barely concealed anger < 04+Molly > 13 4 The doctor looks at his apprentice, handing him a piece of parchment 7 I would have you write four copies of this immediately 4 Hargreaves takes it and leaves, relieved to be out of the way. 4 The doctor turns back to Morgan. < 04+Molly > 13 7 The lady is now concious, and you may go to her side, for she asks for none but you * @Morgan folds his arms across his chest < 08@Morgan > conscious? < 04+Molly > 13 7 She found the procedure hard to bear, and fell in to unconciousness. She came round slowly, speaking your name. < 04+Molly > 13 4 He senses Morgans displeasure, and takes a step back < 08@Morgan > I will see her now < 04+Molly > 13 4 He stands aside, opening the door. 7 I shall bring the documents to you when ready... and there shall be no charge. 4 He looks at the floor, walking away * @Morgan makes a mental note to discuss that later and walks into the room < 04+Molly > 13 4 The room is quite small, the walls a pale blue. There is little furniture around the edge, in the centre is a chair, with a chaise longe beside it on which examinations are performed. Molly is propped up against the back rest, a thick blanket around her. She is more pale than he's ever seen her, her blue eyes shimmering with tears. It is clear as she tries to make herself look better than she feels by pulling her shoulders up that she suffers. She winces slightly. < 08@Morgan > are you ok? * +Molly bites her lower lip before replying. She speaks quietly, a little strain in it < 04+Molly > 13I will be. I would wish to leave as soon as the letters are completed. < 08@Morgan > indeed. He hurt you? * +Molly smiles wryly < 04+Molly > 13My dread of this visit was purely emotional, an intimacy that should never be discovered for the first time on such grounds. I thought of my shame and embarassment. I thought nothing of the physicality... It was foolish on my part, naive < 08@Morgan > you did not answer my question * +Molly looks away < 04+Molly > 13I am hurt, but it lessens in degrees, and much more so now that you are here * @Morgan nods slowly, eyes deep and dark * +Molly pushes off the blanket, and turns so she is sat normally < 04+Molly > 13I am unsure as to what happened. I remember the procedure, and the pain, and then there is nothing until just before you came in * @Morgan frowns < 08@Morgan > there should not have been pain, certainly not sufficient to cause unconsciousness * +Molly looks ashamed < 04+Molly > 13I would not know how it should or should not be... < 08@Morgan > perhaps, but certainly the doctor should. * +Molly tries to stand, her knees giving out beneath her * @Morgan catches her, placing her gently back on the chaise * +Molly lets him, though she desperately wants to walk < 04+Molly > 13I do not suppose you brought that flask with you, for I think I might be in need of something to settle my nerves.... * @Morgan fishes around in a pocket and produces a silver flask < 08@Morgan > here * +Molly takes it, her hands shaking slightly * +Molly opens it, drinking a little before closing it again and handing it back * @Morgan takes it and places it back in the pocket < 04+Molly > 13I wish to try and walk... will you aid me if I need it? < 08@Morgan > of course * +Molly stands slowly, and she manages to take a few slow steps, her movements easier as she gains confidence that her legs will bear it. She smiles softly at Morgan < 04+Molly > 13Thank you for coming to me, I fear I might have made a show of myself with tears had you not < 08@Morgan > I would not leave you to endure this alone < 04+Molly > 13The pain is almost gone now, I believe within the hour it shall be as if nothing happened < 04+Molly > 13 4 There is a knock at the door * @Morgan turns to the door < 04+Molly > 13 4 Mr Hargreaves opens it 7 I have your letters here, my lord. * @Morgan takes them without a word and just plain stares at the doctor < 04+Molly > 13 4 Mr Hargreaves sees the annoyance in Morgan 7 Do you have a need to speak further with Doctor Trevithick? < 08@Morgan > yes, I believe I do * +Molly looks up < 04+Molly > 13Would you escort me to the waiting room, for I would prefer to remain here no longer. < 08@Morgan > indeed * +Molly walks slowly back to the waiting room, nearly at normal pace. Her face has regained its usual rosiness. * @Morgan follows behind her * +Molly sits down in the waiting room, on a different chair < 04+Molly > 13Might i have the letter to read? * @Morgan hands over a copy * +Molly smiles at Morgan, wanting him to see that she is ok * +Molly takes it from him, holding it in her hands but not looking at it * @Morgan turns to look for hargreaves < 04+Molly > 13 4 He waits in the corridor for instruction < 08@Morgan > I will see the doctor now. In private < 04+Molly > 13 7 As you wish, my lord. Do you recall the location of the office? < 08@Morgan > indeed. < 04+Molly > 13 4 He nods. 7 Would you have me watch the lady for you? < 08@Morgan > Yes. Stay here and ensure she is ok. I should be most disappointed if something untoward were to happen to her while in your care. < 04+Molly > 13 4 His expression is puzzling, almost a disdain for his master 7 I assure you -I- will give her the best care possible * @Morgan nods before striding out of the room and heading for the doctors study < 04+Molly > 13 4 He sits behind his desk, writing on parchment * @Morgan walks to the desk and stands, arms folded, silent < 04+Molly > 13 4 He looks up, saying nothing < 08@Morgan > pray tell, good doctor, why such a procedure should inflict enough pain to cause her to faint < 04+Molly > 13It is most irregular, but some women seem to be very easy to faint at the littlest thing < 04+Molly > 13 4 He stands up, slightly shorter than Morgan, but without the broadness < 08@Morgan > oh really? I'm given to understand the pain she felt was quite considerable < 08@Morgan > why would that be < 04+Molly > 13Sometimes the anticipation of the procedure can cause them to tense up, making it so that accurate results can only be gathered with extra work < 08@Morgan > define 'extra work' < 04+Molly > 13It might require extra pressure to ensure that no penetration has occured, and that the uterus is not swollen with child < 08@Morgan > I see... there's no chance, then, that it is in fact lack of skill? < 08@Morgan > For, truly, were I to discover that your extra pressure was in fact unwarranted from, say, another in your profession, I should be most disappointed and would be forced to express my displeasure < 08@Morgan > is there an understanding between us? < 04+Molly > 13I have performed many such procedures, and few have required such force, none as much as your girl. I understand that you feel agrieved, but it was necessary to ensure she had not been amoral, and was not already carrying the child of another, which would surely have displeased you more? < 08@Morgan > mere confirmation of that which I was certain, doctor. Yet my question stands. < 08@Morgan > Is there... an understanding... between us < 04+Molly > 13 4 He looks wary < 04+Molly > 13I believe so < 08@Morgan > Are you entirely sure? For I would be sorely distressed were I to express my displeasure and you express surprise at that. < 04+Molly > 13 4 He is now intimadated < 04+Molly > 13I understand. < 08@Morgan > excellent. I've no doubt we'll speak again, doctor. * @Morgan turns to leave, but stops suddenly < 08@Morgan > by the way, as I'm sure a man of learning such as yourself would know. letters to whom it may concerned are signed faithfully, not sincerely * @Morgan leaves the office and heads to the waiting room < 04+Molly > 13 4 There is the sound of something heavy being thrown at the wall in furstration from the office. * +Molly sits quietly in the chair, the letter still in her hands * @Morgan strides into the waiting room < 08@Morgan > are you ready to leave? < 04+Molly > 13I have never been more ready to leave a place in my life! < 08@Morgan > then let us go * +Molly stands, putting the letter into her bag. SHe walks over to Morgan's side < 08@Morgan > I believe, hargreaves, we are ready to be shown out < 04+Molly > 13 4 He shows them out to the door. He turns to Molly, speaking quietly to her. 7 I'm sorry Miss, he is not a very nice man, but it was the only work I could find... * +Molly smiles at him < 04+Molly > 13Do not concern yourself on my behalf, but learn from it, and when you are a well-known doctor in your own right, you shall use this memory for the good of others. Goodbye Mr Hargreaves * +Molly turns from the doorstep, looking for a carriage < 04+Molly > 13 4 He nods to Morgan * @Morgan nods very briefly to hargreaves < 08@Morgan > you may wish to make yourself scarce for a while. < 04+Molly > 13 4 He shuts the door just as a carriage pulls up * +Molly looks at him, puzzled < 04+Molly > 13Why? < 08@Morgan > I suspect he's in a bad mood < 08@Morgan > he seemed most reluctant to answer my questions < 08@Morgan > or rather, indignant that I dared ask * +Molly gets in to the carriage * @Morgan climbs inside * +Molly gives the driver the address of the solicitors * +Molly looks to Morgan < 04+Molly > 13Did you hit him? < 08@Morgan > would that have been a lordly thing to do? < 04+Molly > 13No, but it might have been a Morgan thing to do < 08@Morgan > for a given value of Morgan * +Molly giggles, the previous problem pushed to the back of her mind < 08@Morgan > still, it is done now and will never need repeating... and any man who suggests otherwise will answer to me < 04+Molly > 13Were it to be asked of me again, I should prefer to not wed at all * +Molly looks out of the window * +Molly smiles to herself, lost in thought, and she speaks easily, as though her mind and mouth are unconnected < 04+Molly > 13First the solicitors, and then to send the letters < 08@Morgan > mmm, that reminds me < 08@Morgan > I must stamp them * +Molly takes them from her bag, and hands them over * @Morgan sets about signing and stamping each one * +Molly watches with interest < 04+Molly > 13Is it your family seal? < 08@Morgan > indeed < 04+Molly > 13Might I take a look? I was allowed to add the jaeger crests to the letters myself.... though I got burnt in the process. * @Morgan hands over a sealed letter * +Molly looks at the seal < 04+Molly > 13Oh, that is lovely, very fine indeed < 04+Molly > 13 4 The carriage stops at the solicitors * +Molly moves towards the door * @Morgan climbs out of the carriage * +Molly stops in her tracks < 04+Molly > 13It just needs to be left for the solicitor, it will take at least a week for them to arrange... * @Morgan nods < 08@Morgan > then do so * +Molly gets out * +Molly quickly goes in to the offices, and returns a few minutes later < 04+Molly > 13 4 After arrnaging the delivery of the letters to jagers parents, they return to the inn. It is now dark, and they are hungry. They exit the coach, and Morgan pays for it. Molly stands near the door, waiting for him. * +Molly straightens up, trying to remember that she must not appear to be his maid * +Molly goes to Morgan with a smile < 04+Molly > 13Will we dine soon? I should like to get out of these clothes < 08@Morgan > go and get changed, I'll organise some food < 04+Molly > 13You wish me to go in without you? < 08@Morgan > no, I'll be speaking to the clerk * +Molly smiles, looking relieved. She walks close beside him, trying to give the right impression * @Morgan speaks to the clerk, ordering some food and drink to be brought to the rooms * +Molly touches Morgan's arm lightly before breaking away to go her room < 04+Molly > 13 4 It is about half and hour later, molly is still in her room, the food has not yet arrived < 04+Molly > 13 4 There is a knock on his door as the food arrives * @Morgan rises to open the door < 04+Molly > 13 4 the young girl on the other side carries a large tray of food < 04+Molly > 13 7 My Lord, where would you like this? < 08@Morgan > on the table over there please < 04+Molly > 13 4 She takes it to the table, and then leaves * @Morgan stops the girl before she leaves and presses a coin into her hand < 04+Molly > 13 4 She grins at him, as it is alot of money to a serving maid 7 Thankyou, Lord Koertig < 04+Molly > 13 4 She leaves happy * @Morgan goes to the table < 04+Molly > 13 4 The meal is roast chicken with potatoes and vegetables, with a crumble pudding and custard for afterwards * +Molly has still not appeared * @Morgan heads to the adjoining door and knocks loudly < 04+Molly > 13Come in... * @Morgan opens the door and pokes his head through < 08@Morgan > dinner is served * +Molly is sat at the dressing table, her long hair loose and curly down her back as she brushes it with a silver brush. She has previously told him that she likes brushing her hair as it comforts her < 04+Molly > 13I shall come now * @Morgan nods and goes back into his own room * +Molly follows him, wearing the green waistcoat which is slightly too big, and the black overskirt over a new shorter length shift * +Molly sits down at the table < 04+Molly > 13This looks nice < 08@Morgan > it certainly does * +Molly begins to eat slowly < 04+Molly > 13Much better than Chicken porridge... < 08@Morgan > anything is better than chicken porridge < 04+Molly > 13Do you miss the house yet? < 08@Morgan > truthfully, no. As big a part as it plays in my life, it is not my home < 04+Molly > 13It is the only home I've really had, and yet I find I have not thought of Tawstock at all < 08@Morgan > I think your mind is far too occupied with travelling < 08@Morgan > to be thinking of tawstock < 04+Molly > 13So far this trip has been almost perfect to my mind * +Molly sips her ale, intending to drink slower than the night in bridgewater < 08@Morgan > we shall not long be back before we leave for Castille < 04+Molly > 13No, I doubt we will < 04+Molly > 13And yet I can not find the same excitement for Castille as I have had since you first mentioned coming to Carleon < 08@Morgan > you and Lord Jaeger will return by ship * +Molly looks puzzled < 04+Molly > 13Of course < 08@Morgan > though it may take some effort to convince him of that < 04+Molly > 13He will go easily by ship if he realises that on his own two feet he might not be back for christmas! * +Molly laughs * @Morgan chuckles < 04+Molly > 13me keeps eating < 08@Morgan > I intend to come back over land * +Molly looks suprised... and then not suprised any longer < 04+Molly > 13That makes sense < 08@Morgan > I yearn for some time alone... where I am not Master at Arms, or, as you say, anything to anyone < 04+Molly > 13Oh, I thought that you would be going though Eisen to see your mother... < 08@Morgan > the thought had occured to me * +Molly looks at him, food all but forgotten < 04+Molly > 13Morgan, you will be careful, won't you? < 08@Morgan > I'm not going to start any fights, if thats what you're thinking < 04+Molly > 13I was more concerned that you might get injured with no-one to heal you < 08@Morgan > I shall be careful * +Molly smiles < 04+Molly > 13I am very glad to hear it < 04+Molly > 13You will be gone a long time... < 08@Morgan > about a month I think < 04+Molly > 13I am sure for you the time will pass quickly < 08@Morgan > possibly < 04+Molly > 13Will you go and see your wife's parents? * +Molly avoids using her name, as always < 08@Morgan > yes < 04+Molly > 13I am sure they will be pleased to see you < 08@Morgan > I doubt it < 04+Molly > 13Did you not get on well? < 08@Morgan > we got on famously < 04+Molly > 13Then I do not understand < 08@Morgan > I expect all they can think of when they see me is their loss * +Molly empties her plate completely < 04+Molly > 13And it is the same for you? < 08@Morgan > I need no reminding * +Molly looks at him, withs a soft smile < 04+Molly > 13Do you ever wonder how your life might have turned out if you had never met her? < 08@Morgan > all the time < 04+Molly > 13You are not the only one to have wondered that... * +Molly looks away < 08@Morgan > still, this is the hand fate has dealt < 04+Molly > 13Do you know, Evie believes that had fate dealt differently, and you had met Evie instead, you would have loved and married her? * +Molly scolds herself for telling him, but can't seem to help it * @Morgan snorts < 04+Molly > 13And that had she borne you a child, you would never have strayed, even if you'd then met Dietlinde < 08@Morgan > the girl is a deluded child < 08@Morgan > or an idiot < 08@Morgan > I'm not sure which is worse * +Molly looks at him < 04+Molly > 13I think that part of her still holds the belief that I had a hand in you ending your relationship with her < 08@Morgan > you did... you gave me the room to see sense < 04+Molly > 13I believe then I am two-fold involved, firstly for announcing my engagment that made her push you, and then aiding you to see sense... < 08@Morgan > she needed no prompting into trying to push me into engagement < 04+Molly > 13That makes me feel a little better < 08@Morgan > good < 04+Molly > 13Until I set her straight, I think she thought I might have discovered the key to winning your heart, for she doesnt understand that it can't be won... What she also neglects to realise is that if your heart were free to be taken, and I knew how it could be done, I would not share that knowledge, especially with her < 08@Morgan > oh? < 08@Morgan > pour quoi? < 04+Molly > 13Because she is not the right one for you < 08@Morgan > and you have an idea who would be? * +Molly smiles at him < 04+Molly > 13As I said, I would share that information with no-one < 08@Morgan > I believe you said you would not share it with Eiblinn < 04+Molly > 13I said _especially_ with her < 08@Morgan > ah * +Molly pulls the bowl to her, slowly eating the rhubarb crumble < 04+Molly > 13I should imagine that if I had that knowledge, you could see that it was not for me to give away, but for the prospective companion, or mistress, or whatever she may be, to discover on her own < 08@Morgan > true enough I suppose < 04+Molly > 13I think Evie expected a confession of some illict affair when she asked me whether, had you been single and free to love, I thought I could have meant anything to you, either as Companion, Mistress, or Wife... * +Molly looks away, realising she's told more than she should, and made an awkward bed for herself * +Molly goes bright red < 08@Morgan > Eiblinn sees scandal wherever she looks < 04+Molly > 13I agree * +Molly looks relieved < 04+Molly > 13I believe I have now persuaded her that I did not set my hat at coming between you < 08@Morgan > I'm sure she'll believe that until she finds it convenient to believe otherwise * +Molly wonders what has happened the evening in brdgewater where he was so curious about the things she was not telling, when he has not pushed for the answer to the question evie asked < 04+Molly > 13She must tread carefully then, for I will not tolerate her acting as though I am at fault when she made her own bed by not being happy with the affection you could give her < 08@Morgan > truly I doubt any woman could be completely happy with it < 04+Molly > 13From what I have heard from her, you gave her the affection and attention that you would a Companion, for each thing she has told me would be a Companions remit. < 08@Morgan > all the gory details, eh? * +Molly blushes * +Molly 's fingers inadvertently go to her lips < 04+Molly > 13She told me that you embraced her often, and that your kisses were amazing... * +Molly looks away, eyes downcast < 08@Morgan > I see < 04+Molly > 13I'm sorry, I should not have said that < 04+Molly > 13If it pleases you, I think I must retire * +Molly stands up from the table < 08@Morgan > good night meine Dame * +Molly smiles, seeing that he is not angry about what she said < 04+Molly > 13Good night liebes herz * +Molly turns and moves towards the door