The Raven And the Reindeer
“It was probably unlikely that they would also be witches, but she had lost far too much time.
Besides, how would I explain what I’ve been doing, or where I came from, or why my clothes don’t fit?
The idea of trying to explain it all was too exhausting, and much too humiliating. She flushed with shame at the mere thought. Hello, yes, I’m trying to find my true love, but I got enchanted for seven months but I’m better now. Can I buy some sausages?
Did she even deserve to call Kay her true love? ...She’d kissed him once, and certainly she loved him, but he deserved someone better. Someone who wouldn’t get stuck at the very first house and lose seven months to a garden and a witch. There was bread and cheese and ham in the pack, and a small bottle of water. She poured the water out and rinsed it in the stream before refilling it, just in case. The food…well. She was nearly faint with hunger by the time she stopped at the haystack. She sat down out of the wind, and opened her pack. If I don’t eat, I’ll faint and fall down and freeze to death. If I do eat, I may turn around and run back to Helga. A few more snowflakes fell.MoreLess
Besides, how would I explain what I’ve been doing, or where I came from, or why my clothes don’t fit?
The idea of trying to explain it all was too exhausting, and much too humiliating. She flushed with shame at the mere thought. Hello, yes, I’m trying to find my true love, but I got enchanted for seven months but I’m better now. Can I buy some sausages?
Did she even deserve to call Kay her true love? ...She’d kissed him once, and certainly she loved him, but he deserved someone better. Someone who wouldn’t get stuck at the very first house and lose seven months to a garden and a witch. There was bread and cheese and ham in the pack, and a small bottle of water. She poured the water out and rinsed it in the stream before refilling it, just in case. The food…well. She was nearly faint with hunger by the time she stopped at the haystack. She sat down out of the wind, and opened her pack. If I don’t eat, I’ll faint and fall down and freeze to death. If I do eat, I may turn around and run back to Helga. A few more snowflakes fell.MoreLess
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