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"Mm. A shame." Riva looked out the window. I was worried he was trying to kill me, but he showed today that if he wanted to, he would simply do it. What is he playing at? "You're an interesting man, Caden."
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Riva’s janitor had never actually had to do this before, but he was aware of what his master meant by “her essentials.” He knew her potions as well as she did - although he was far from in-the-know about her recipes - and was really quite amazed how well the Raveness had mastered her craft. She was an artist, if a rather morbid one. But even her morbidity had some beauty to it. Stars, he thought everything about her was beautiful. What would he, as a young man, have thought if he’d known that in his old age, he’d come to love the Raveness herself?

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The carriage slowly came to a stop, with sounds of the coachman descending from his seat. Caden looked over to the Raveness, checking for signs of her stirring. He sighed, nudging her to get her awake.

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Riva was unable to resist a good chuckle. "Oh, dear. Sorry. I could lie and say that wasn't an accident, but I swear on the stars it was. So, we're here, or have you just woken me up to annoy me?"

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She gave an iconic eyebrow raise, hands on her hips. "I do believe you're supposed to help your dear wife out of the carriage." That's what they do at balls anyway. "Furthermore, the groom usually carries the bride in the house."

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"I've no idea!" Riva admitted. "But tradition is often that way." She sat down on the carriage and stepped down. 

Her foot promptly squelched in the mud, dirtying the hem of her dress. 

"Ah," she said. "You'll be paying for that."

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Caden snorted, "I doubt that." He turned towards the estate that stood before him. It was stout and grey, looking far more like a fortress than the palace that they had just come from. It was low to the ground, looking as if it had been a taller keep once, but something had shoved it into the ground. Despite this, the building managed to look dark and imposing as it watched over the land with its sharp corners and roughly textured walls. 

Caden walked towards the entrance without giving the building or the Raveness a second look. "Come on, let's get inside."

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Riva's heels sunk into the grass with every step she took - it must have rained yesterday when she was sleeping - and she growled, eventually taking the shoes off entirely and holding them. "You'll pay for these infernal heels too," Riva mumbled. 

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"Of course it is! I can't wear the same muddy-" Riva clenched her fists. "I suppose I can have your servants wash my dress, but I doubt they've ever has to do such a thing before. Argh!" She marched forward, joining him at the door. "Unless you want me walking around half-naked, I suggest you get me a new dress."

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Caden laughed, sounding unnatural as he did it. "What do you expect me to have, a tailor? You won't find any dresses in this castle, woman. Not unless you can get one from the serving staff."

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"Well, I'm not your servant, that's for certain. Whatever the case, however the method, you owe me a new dress, understand?" She stared him down, tapping her bare foot.

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