For the first time in weeks, Fiona Jenkins for a quiet moment to herself. Lucas was preoccupied with other things, leaving his wife to her own devices. A slow smile spread across her features as she tip-toed up the stairs, slipping into his study just opposite to the bedroom. She knew full well she wasn’t [...]
Archive for August, 2008
chapter four: forbidden
Posted in generation 0, tagged fiona, generation 0, lucas, merchant on August 20, 2008 | 3 Comments »
chapter three: avoiding arguments
Posted in generation 0, tagged emilia, generation 0, jeremiah, nobility on August 15, 2008 | 4 Comments »
It was a poetically nice day outside, thought Jeremiah Gantz as he stared out his front window in passing. Course, he’d never thought he’d have a house as nice as this, not when the clan he was born in already had too many in power, squashing any potential he may have had in rising up [...]
chapter two: home late
Posted in generation 0, tagged generation 0, marian, nobility, robin on August 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It was late and Marian Loxley was awake. She would have been asleep at such an hour, happy to get sleep when it was dark out, but she couldn’t stay asleep for long. Usually there was a reason- it was too hot outside (usually in the case of summer), she was having a bad dream, [...]
chapter one: brotherhood
Posted in generation 0, tagged aimee, evan, generation 0, royalty on August 13, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Night was falling swiftly upon the small valley. Dusk settled around, daylight clinging until there was nothing left but darkness to swallow it whole. Had there not been a half moon in the sky, it would have been terrible conditions for going out in the night. Yet the moonbeams created a bit of light and [...]
prologue: seven generations
Posted in generation 0, tagged start here on August 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Vestan Ridge, a township located in the north woods, has only recently been opened to the public. The quiet streets, spacious homes (well, at least in one half of the town) and the woodland all around have been the appealing factors that draw residents to it. Yet, despite how normal it or the folk who [...]
