RoryN
Star
- Joined
- Jan 7, 2011
- Location
- My heart is in Quebec
It was rainy out, everything defined by the moisture that saturated the air. The carriage was jostled as the wheels trundled through the puddles in the cobblestone road. Richard Graninger, a respectable man in his early thirties, dark eyes, brown hair cut short but with his bangs swept back under his hat, and his lips and chin framed by well-groomed and trimmed facial hair. And with him in the carriage, sitting on the cushioned seat beside him, was his lovely new bride.
Tonight was the first night he was taking her home since their wedding just a few days before. Her parents had been thrilled that he'd taken an interest in their daughter and it hadn't taken much convincing for Richard to make the arrangements with them. Now, she was his. A woman to show off to his peers, who would bear him sons and who would tend to his every need. His every intimate desire.
Glancing out the small window as the carriage stopped in front of a tall, black iron gate, he smiled as he looked up at the large house, all red brick and elaborate bay windows, dark pointed roofs stark and sharp against the skyline. On either side of the gate that surrounded his property, other houses of similar size and shape were situated, but none could match the sight of his. He wasn't the richest man in this city, but he was certainly the wealthiest on this street. Opening the door, he smoothly stepped out of the carriage down the small metal step and onto the walkway before the house. An attendant was there with an umbrella and opened it, holding it above the door while Richard waited at the gate.
"Welcome home, my dear," he said in a smooth, deep voice, offering her a charming smile.
Tonight was the first night he was taking her home since their wedding just a few days before. Her parents had been thrilled that he'd taken an interest in their daughter and it hadn't taken much convincing for Richard to make the arrangements with them. Now, she was his. A woman to show off to his peers, who would bear him sons and who would tend to his every need. His every intimate desire.
Glancing out the small window as the carriage stopped in front of a tall, black iron gate, he smiled as he looked up at the large house, all red brick and elaborate bay windows, dark pointed roofs stark and sharp against the skyline. On either side of the gate that surrounded his property, other houses of similar size and shape were situated, but none could match the sight of his. He wasn't the richest man in this city, but he was certainly the wealthiest on this street. Opening the door, he smoothly stepped out of the carriage down the small metal step and onto the walkway before the house. An attendant was there with an umbrella and opened it, holding it above the door while Richard waited at the gate.
"Welcome home, my dear," he said in a smooth, deep voice, offering her a charming smile.