HonorÃ¨ wasn't sure how to respond to the priest. She had let herself get caught up in Gavin's enthusasim, but was it really wise. Yes, she could use him for her own purposes, and normally, she would not have had a problem doing just that. She took the rolled up document and sighed, what was done was done.<br/><br/>"I don't approve either, monsignor. But these peace talks are important to him, which is why I cautioned him. Technically I am supposed to be here to make sure the Loidites aren't taken for granted, if they found out that I'd married Prince Gavin..." A small hoarse chuckle slipped from between her lips. "It could ruin everything for him. Everything he's worked for. And with his father sick...I can be a cruel woman when I need to be, but I have sympathy for him, having no mother."<br/><br/>She left the priest, and began wandering the hallways, not quite sure where she would end up, simply aimlessly roaming, the document tucked into a pocket of her dress. Where she ended up was the stables. Her gelding had been groomed and was happily eating oats. "What do you say we go for a ride, love..." Her somber mood broken with a laugh as the horse reached out to nuzzle her through its feedbag.<br/><br/>Once he was ready, she saddled him herself and trotted him out past the guards. It was interesting to think about, that her freedom might soon be as restricted as her now sister in law. No, she wouldn't allow that, not really. Moving into the forest, she kept her gelding at a gentle trot as she tried to think about everything the last twenty four hours had brought.