Caleb Darcy

Caleb Darcy was alone.

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The end?

It takes too long to play all my sims in my RKC. So, for now I have decided to give up with my RKC neighbourhood.  Instead I am focusing on my legacy challenge, which I am really enjoying.

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Suspense

Both the Macbeth’s and Loxley’s had made their excuses and left the Castle. As they journeyed home, both wondered what would become of Eveline, lying pale and ill in the Castle behind them. Marion had lain awake sometime, listening to the wind howling round the manor and considered what kind of desperate plight would induce her to venture out in such inhospitable weather. Robin’s arms lay tight around her. Eveline’s ordeal had brought the memory of Marion’s accident back to him. He had been struck again at how nearly he had lost his own wife.

 

 

To late to change?

Lord Marquis moved slowly down the stairs.

 

 

He felt dazed. What had his wife been doing out on such a night? She had asked to be excused from tonight’s festivities because of her delicate health. Now he didn’t know what to think.

The Unexpected Visitor

The dinner had been amazing, and Marion rested back against her chair whilst feeling slightly uncomfortable in her tight dress. She had been pressed to try everything and it had all been delicious.

 

 

She realised the Queen was asking her a question. Marion pulled her thoughts back to the present, day dreaming was not a luxury to indulge in whilst you were a guest of the royal family.

Does the truth set you free?

Eveline stumbled through the snow. At first she had been glad to leave the stuffy church with its painful revelations. The fresh snow falling on her face had revived her and given her relief from the pain inside.

 

The truth at last

Sarah looked shocked to be spoken to by Eveline in such a forceful tone. She thought of Eveline as a gentle lady and yet the vision before her was very different. She looked so determined that Sarah felt slightly afraid.

 

Eveline takes courage

Eveline had walked quickly through the thick snow, intent on her final destination. She had heard her husband accused of being a womaniser. Eveline believed if these accusations were true, he would never admit it. Asking him directly would be of no use. Instead she decided to appeal to another for the truth. Outside Hope church she paused a moment, hesitating before taking a deep breath and gaining the courage she needed to go to the door and knock.

 

 

 

Marion is disappointed

On reaching the Palace, Robin and Marian were shown to the Royal banquet Hall. Once their names were announced they walked into a luxurious room.  Marion’s eyes scanned her surroundings, noticing all the decorations which showed their owners wealth and consequence. At the centre of the scene were the monarchs, seated on their thrones.

 

Eveline learns to lie

Lord Marquis looked expectantly at Eveline. Sister Madeline’s prediction that his womanising would be heard of by his wife, had long since been forgotten by him. So he waited calmly to see what Eveline had to say.