Letters to Finley
Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2014 3:32 pm
Flame,
I'm so sorry. I did everything I could to get you out of this mess, I really did. It wasn't your fault.
If anyone is to blame, it would be me, for my carelessness and lack of propriety in regards to my nobility, and to your feelings. I've handled everything so poorly that I don't even know where to begin to explain.
Perhaps with THAT night? You know which one I mean.
Gods, I couldn't be more of an idiot for how I treated you afterward. It portrayed my reputation to the fullest extent, something I didn't want you to be a part of. In some way, I do care for you, though most parts of me refuse to admit that aloud. I was taught to take what I wanted, and clearly that's not the proper attitude to have when handling a woman's heart.
And Gods, did I mess that up.
That night, before I left you on your own, was wonderful. I couldn't have asked for a more loving and lovely, even, partner to share that night with, and I don't regret anything that we did. I'd do it all over again, except this time, I would stay until you woke up the next morning, the light filtering through the ceiling setting your hair ablaze with the sunrise. I'd watch you blush when you see me. I'd get to see the sleepy smile on your lips.
I'd get to see you.
I hope this letter finds you well, and perhaps even happy, if that's possible at this point.
Fondly,
Chaol.
I'm so sorry. I did everything I could to get you out of this mess, I really did. It wasn't your fault.
If anyone is to blame, it would be me, for my carelessness and lack of propriety in regards to my nobility, and to your feelings. I've handled everything so poorly that I don't even know where to begin to explain.
Perhaps with THAT night? You know which one I mean.
Gods, I couldn't be more of an idiot for how I treated you afterward. It portrayed my reputation to the fullest extent, something I didn't want you to be a part of. In some way, I do care for you, though most parts of me refuse to admit that aloud. I was taught to take what I wanted, and clearly that's not the proper attitude to have when handling a woman's heart.
And Gods, did I mess that up.
That night, before I left you on your own, was wonderful. I couldn't have asked for a more loving and lovely, even, partner to share that night with, and I don't regret anything that we did. I'd do it all over again, except this time, I would stay until you woke up the next morning, the light filtering through the ceiling setting your hair ablaze with the sunrise. I'd watch you blush when you see me. I'd get to see the sleepy smile on your lips.
I'd get to see you.
I hope this letter finds you well, and perhaps even happy, if that's possible at this point.
Fondly,
Chaol.