The Conqueror (Hot Knights)
“As she rounded the corner of the hall, she saw the Norman. He had apparently just come in the gate. His boots were muddy and his hair disheveled and windblown.
She watched him stride toward the storehouses, and her eyes narrowed as she remembered that she had sent Golde to fetch some woad for making blue dye. If the two met along one of the pathways between the storage buildings, she could well imagine what would happen. They would end up rutting like animals in some secluded spot. For the ...past few days, the Norman left the bed early, and Edeva was convinced his first business of the morning was a tryst with Golde.
She continued across the yard. ’Twas none of her affair. If the Norman sought to ease his lust with that conniving slut, ’twas his own stupidity. She would not tell him that Golde was a spy for her brothers. Let him find it out on his own.
She neared the hall, then suddenly reversed direction. Golde was her servant.MoreLess
She watched him stride toward the storehouses, and her eyes narrowed as she remembered that she had sent Golde to fetch some woad for making blue dye. If the two met along one of the pathways between the storage buildings, she could well imagine what would happen. They would end up rutting like animals in some secluded spot. For the ...past few days, the Norman left the bed early, and Edeva was convinced his first business of the morning was a tryst with Golde.
She continued across the yard. ’Twas none of her affair. If the Norman sought to ease his lust with that conniving slut, ’twas his own stupidity. She would not tell him that Golde was a spy for her brothers. Let him find it out on his own.
She neared the hall, then suddenly reversed direction. Golde was her servant.MoreLess
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