Whitefish River The Switch Up

I know. Even if that was the case, it was nice to see the Count now thinking just a little about him. Like a comrade and maybe even one day as a friend - he had left behind the thought of lovers to prevent the sadness from creeping in, even if that feeling still lingered.

Thank you. A quick bow, the knight lowered his head and happily gazed at the ground in a humble gesture. So he had proved himself, what a relief, but that meant he couldn't relax and disappoint now. But right now I can't let up. He didn't have to say it, they were down by two bodies and everyone had to pick up the slack left by the previous Count and his mate.

Really, you don't need to worry about me, I know my limits~ Even if he often ignored them to get a task done. Just call for me if you need anything, okay? Not wanting to take up more of her time, he began to go on his way. Not once did he think she might want companionship - not his at least.