The Woman Who Rides Like a Man
“Jon continued to sleep. She dressed quietly and went into the temple portion of her tent. Myles was already there, looking as fresh as he ever did in the morning. Alanna hugged her old friend tightly, and together they walked out into the sunlight. She showed him the village, even taking him up to the hill where she had faced the hillmen with her apprentices, and where Ishak had met his doom. She said nothing about Jonathan's proposal, half-hoping that if no one mentioned it, Jon might reconsid...er.
"Why did you come?" she asked as they climbed down the hill.
"I thought it might be better for Jonathan if someone bore him company." "You're always so sensible." Alanna grinned. She waved to Mari, who was opening the sides of her tent to the morning air. "Mari Fahrar," she explained to Myles. "She's the best weaver in the tribe. She's teaching me." Myles chuckled, his green-brown eyes dancing with amusement. "Women's work, Sir Knight?" Alanna blushed deeply. "I don't want to be ignorant." Myles hugged her around the shoulders.MoreLess
"Why did you come?" she asked as they climbed down the hill.
"I thought it might be better for Jonathan if someone bore him company." "You're always so sensible." Alanna grinned. She waved to Mari, who was opening the sides of her tent to the morning air. "Mari Fahrar," she explained to Myles. "She's the best weaver in the tribe. She's teaching me." Myles chuckled, his green-brown eyes dancing with amusement. "Women's work, Sir Knight?" Alanna blushed deeply. "I don't want to be ignorant." Myles hugged her around the shoulders.MoreLess
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