He coloured and covered himself with both hands the moment he heard her voice. "You're here! That's...that's good." He said, blushing. He both wanted to see her and didn't want her to see him. He hesitated, remembering how shy she was. "Are you okay, Rowenna? No one did anything too bad, did they?" He asked, concerned.
He had found the lamp and the striker next to it, but he refrained from lighting it. "Should I light the lamps?" He asked softly into the darkness. "I don't want you to be uncomfortable."
He wanted to see her. He hoped she wanted to see him as well. It wouldn't be a very auspicious start to their marriage if his wife didn't want to lie with him, he thought worriedly.
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Osgren had a better look at Alayne as she set the wine on the table and he liked what he saw. She seemed the quiet, obedient type. They usually took a more emotional approach, but once he got through the initial resistance, he usually found a warm, soft center that was delicious to ravage. He kept his eye on the girl as he picked up his wine goblet and took a sip.
"Lord Tollett," Baelish's voice floated out to him, drawing his attention to the man. There was an edge to his voice. Maybe he didn't like Osgren looking at his daughter. "Your quarters have already been prepared. As per the agreement with Lord Royce, you will serve as young Lord Arryn's retainer while here. He could use a knight to teach him the virtues." Baelish smiled unpleasantly.
"I don't believe there is much left to discuss. You have a long journey ahead of you, Cressen. Be off then." Baelish rose and so did the emissary Cressen and Osgren. The last two shared a glance before the former left.
"Alayne. Show Lord Tollett to his chambers please." Baelish called out, his attention on some papers in front of him. "I am sure I will see you later." He flashed a look at Osgren.
Osgren looked at Alayne and smiled softly, raising an eyebrow. Well, this was an opportunity. He would have to be properly civil. He could tell she would be turned off by an overt approach.
He had found the lamp and the striker next to it, but he refrained from lighting it. "Should I light the lamps?" He asked softly into the darkness. "I don't want you to be uncomfortable."
He wanted to see her. He hoped she wanted to see him as well. It wouldn't be a very auspicious start to their marriage if his wife didn't want to lie with him, he thought worriedly.
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Osgren had a better look at Alayne as she set the wine on the table and he liked what he saw. She seemed the quiet, obedient type. They usually took a more emotional approach, but once he got through the initial resistance, he usually found a warm, soft center that was delicious to ravage. He kept his eye on the girl as he picked up his wine goblet and took a sip.
"Lord Tollett," Baelish's voice floated out to him, drawing his attention to the man. There was an edge to his voice. Maybe he didn't like Osgren looking at his daughter. "Your quarters have already been prepared. As per the agreement with Lord Royce, you will serve as young Lord Arryn's retainer while here. He could use a knight to teach him the virtues." Baelish smiled unpleasantly.
"I don't believe there is much left to discuss. You have a long journey ahead of you, Cressen. Be off then." Baelish rose and so did the emissary Cressen and Osgren. The last two shared a glance before the former left.
"Alayne. Show Lord Tollett to his chambers please." Baelish called out, his attention on some papers in front of him. "I am sure I will see you later." He flashed a look at Osgren.
Osgren looked at Alayne and smiled softly, raising an eyebrow. Well, this was an opportunity. He would have to be properly civil. He could tell she would be turned off by an overt approach.