Anrianne

Some days ago I left Haynbury to go and live with House Bregion. When I arrived there I met Naersell, who is also called Freiyda, lord Bregion's daughter. She's a real lady, way more than I have ever been... though as much as I should have been.

I've really lost it, a few days ago four brigands broke into my quarters, only to jump out of the window again after father appeared... one of them quickly stabbed me in the side and threw me aside before jumping after his friends. He also made a very light cut to my throat right before that, for no reason at all... he seemed to enjoy it actually.

((This happened a few months ago, during the yule festival))

It was about two weeks since receiving the letter, the contents simply stated I return home to Eriador...

My bags were packed, I had few things to take, I was extremley upset my brother and sister were not allowed to come, it seems my mother is no fan of the love children of my father....

No one could have guessed, least of all she, that her employer's son would take notice of a plain, little kitchen girl. There was an instant connection between them. Of course, she'd never have dared to act on it. But, suddenly, the daily dance had become the thing she busied herself with to distract her thoughts from him, rather than from the mystery that was her own tale. Stolen glances and subtle smiles became the reason she sprang from her cot each morning. Weeks passed, and still neither had the nerve to voice their feelings.

A few weeks ago the Heirs of Ruin attacked the estate of House Hawthorn in the village of Haynbury.

It pleases my very heart to see the chaos in Bree, posters telling of murder amongst the House of Hawthorn. The house I have served for just a day or two, and got all the cosy little details. But that was long ago, now I think Bree has forgotten me in the slightest and that I can return to see what fun there is left in this oh so dramatic town. The people believe everything I tell them after all. This can only end up in some good laughter.

Finn.