<div style="text-align: justify;">The servant was, as every other servant in Greenmoor Palace, a lower ranking noblewoman. The position of lady-in-waiting for the Queen was a very coveted one. Lady Mary Parkinson would have desired that position above all others, but she had not managed to secure it. All was not lost, though. Despite not being assigned to the Queen, the young woman - brown hair and eyes, and a meek behavior that seemed to make her easily likable - had found herself assigned to work for a higher station noblewoman. That was not all she wanted, but it was enough to get her ahead in life if she played her cards right, the woman thought.<br/><br/>Lady Mary had been informed of the circumstances behind the woman's presence. She had been clearly instructed in the sense of keeping to the simple life Lorna was to lead, and to be sure to watch for her behavior. That she planned on doing, as having the woman behaving in any inappropriate manner in the palace could have dire consequences for her. But there was still something to be gained. All she had to do was be intelligent and tread carefully.<br/><br/>Pushing her thoughts aside, the woman knocked on the door and waited. She had been tasked with taken a simple meal of tea, milk and bread to the woman, and had decided to pay attention to her while serving it. When the door opened, the woman made a respectful courtesy. She was wearing a dark blue dress, and had her hair on a simple braid. Nothing luxurious, as she had been instructed to keep her attire plain as well. "I am Mary Parkinson, at your service, my lady. I have been sent as a servant to take care of your needs", she explained, indicating the tray. "I have been asked to bring you a meal, and to see if there is anything you find wanting in your current quarters".<br/><br/>After introducing herself, the young woman waited, noticing discreetly how attractive the woman was and wondering what kind of power had she had over the King, if any.</div>