Once he'd gone, HonorÃ¨ arose and wondered how to spend the rest of her morning. She had no other plans for the morning besides meeting the king; she wasn't even sure when that would be. She'd simply have to wait on a servant to come and tell her the king was ready for them, she supposed. It was the thing that HonorÃ¨ hated the most off all, bored with nothing to do.<br/><br/>Lifting her skirts, she decided the best thing to do would be to head to the library. She wasn't sure if she could truly be a wife. let alone a queen like Gavin deserved or thought her to be. She was not given to idleness like the women of Anastaria. As she approached the library, she wasn't even sure what she'd find to read. Something to simply pass the time. As she entered though, she saw that the entire library was not as pitiful as she'd thought it might be at first. The poetry books did not interest her despite the clerk's determination to point her in that direction. Instead, she found a book on the laws of estate. This would tell her whether Gavin's marriage to her would damage him. It was not unknown for a prince to be disinherited for marrying a woman not of his class. And while HonorÃ¨ was a noble, she was not in the true high peerage, even in her country.<br/><br/>Sitting down with the book, she began to read.