As hard as she tried to keep up with him, she found herself unable to as long as she was continuing to lead her horse along with her. Still, it didn't stop her from her plan to catch up to him. It hadn't been easy, but she had found a way around and discovered the camp that had previously been occupied. She pulled her horse along, advancing on Cromwell who had already noticed her. There was an unhappy look on her face, annoyance clearly showing on her pretty features as she stopped in front of him. She stared at him and thought for a moment on how best to answer his question. "I already told you, Cromwell. I left the castle and I have no intention of going back. I wanted to find you because I missed you. I finally find you and you're deadset on pushing me away." She paused, her shoulders slumping in defeat as she looked at him almost sadly.<br/><br/>"I'm sorry for calling you a coward and I understand that I must seem like a fool and maybe I am, but I cannot change how I feel about you. I tried to forget about you, but I couldn't. When my father proposed the marriage and said I had no choice but to go through with it, I knew I had to leave. I had hoped you would still be alive." She paused again, sighing softly as she looked at him. "I know that you think I'm some spoiled princess who has no place outside the palace and I don't blame you for thinking that, but I've changed. If you'd just give me a chance to prove my worth, I wouldn't let you down. I am hard working, I promise. I could even be your healer. I know how to care for wounds outside of magical treatment and I also know healing spells. Please, just give me a chance."