Tyler's Story (Tales of Quelondain)
“He smiled at the memory of Heidi waking to find the dagger he’d gone out to buy her while she slept. It had been like she couldn’t make up her mind to be fascinated, scared, or pleased. He’d placed it in its dark brown scabbard on top of her folded clothes on the chair next to the bed. The silver hilt with gold vines running over it had stood out beautifully against the blue of her tunic.
As if she’d known he’d been thinking of her, she appeared in the doorway, her dark hair pulled back into a ...ponytail, her new dagger strapped to her hip. He pushed the chair next to his away from the table with his foot and smiled as she sat down.
“Tyler, I’ve been thinking about it, and I don’t think I can accept this dagger.” She frowned as his grin widened.
“Why is that funny?”
“Because I’m not taking it back, it’s yours. Think of it as a souvenir if you will.”
She raised an eyebrow at him. “A souvenir from where?
What am I going to tell Blake when he asks me where I got it from?”MoreLess
As if she’d known he’d been thinking of her, she appeared in the doorway, her dark hair pulled back into a ...ponytail, her new dagger strapped to her hip. He pushed the chair next to his away from the table with his foot and smiled as she sat down.
“Tyler, I’ve been thinking about it, and I don’t think I can accept this dagger.” She frowned as his grin widened.
“Why is that funny?”
“Because I’m not taking it back, it’s yours. Think of it as a souvenir if you will.”
She raised an eyebrow at him. “A souvenir from where?
What am I going to tell Blake when he asks me where I got it from?”MoreLess
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