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<blockquote data-quote="Aquatica" data-source="post: 2643764" data-attributes="member: 36987">[Sblock] Tia'ala&nbsp; stopped at the door and contemplated the propostion and warmly she smiled back at Peter &quot;Thanks Pete, I knew there was a light inside of you, your'e a good man and a friend.&quot;Peter flushed crimson in the cheeks feeling flattered and embarrrassed all at the same time, the fact that again the whole tavern seemed to be engrossed in their conversation made him feel that public speaking was not for him.In the corner of the tavern in a window seat a couple of old farmers wives began smirking and whispering about Peter's&nbsp; proposition which Tia'ala could here every word of. She knew the locals would begin to talk about the relationship her and Peter would have in a very unsavoury fashion and knowing that people always found something to say about her she did'nt want Peter to become an outsider because of her. She knew he was a hard working decent member of the community but people become amazingly&nbsp; fickle and petty&nbsp; and her hanging around him could set tongues wagging; he didn't need that anymore than she did.&quot;Well then Tia'ala?&quot; Peter called disturbing her trail of thought.&quot;I will surely keep it in mind Pete but for now I will call the pebbles my pillow and the stars my night light&quot; and she embraced him and left the tavern not knowing what the day or night would hold. [/Sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aquatica, post: 2643764, member: 36987"] [Sblock] Tia'ala stopped at the door and contemplated the propostion and warmly she smiled back at Peter [COLOR=Purple]"Thanks Pete, I knew there was a light inside of you, your'e a good man and a friend."[/COLOR] Peter flushed crimson in the cheeks feeling flattered and embarrrassed all at the same time, the fact that again the whole tavern seemed to be engrossed in their conversation made him feel that public speaking was not for him. In the corner of the tavern in a window seat a couple of old farmers wives began smirking and whispering about Peter's proposition which Tia'ala could here every word of. She knew the locals would begin to talk about the relationship her and Peter would have in a very unsavoury fashion and knowing that people always found something to say about her she did'nt want Peter to become an outsider because of her. She knew he was a hard working decent member of the community but people become amazingly fickle and petty and her hanging around him could set tongues wagging; he didn't need that anymore than she did. [COLOR=Green]"Well then Tia'ala?"[/COLOR] Peter called disturbing her trail of thought. [COLOR=Purple]"I will surely keep it in mind Pete but for now I will call the pebbles my pillow and the stars my night light"[/COLOR] and she embraced him and left the tavern not knowing what the day or night would hold. [/Sblock] [/QUOTE]

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