Faren didn't go back to the house. He wanted to show his daughter that he would at least show her kindness. That there was nothing to fear of him. Instead, they moved to the pasture where the horses roamed. Here, he whistled a note that he had trained Susan to listen for that meant for her to come. Soon, the chestnut colored mare came running up to them. Maisie hid fearfully behind her father at the horse's approach. Once his horse had arrived, Faren stroked her face, and kindly encouraged Maisie to come out and do the same. Soon the little girl was petting at the mare's body with great enthusiasm as Susan observed her curiously.<br/><br/>----------------------<br/><br/>"Nimue, what are we to do?" Maric asked exasperatedly. "I knew Faren had run into great troubles with this woman, but I had no idea he was married. He probably doesn't consider himself married to her though. Faren never really thought much of the church or their authority. However, those two woman do care for it. We'll need to find a priest that would be willing to oversee their divorce, and that is going to be difficult."<br/><br/>He would have continued, but he was interrupted by two unhappy woman approaching them.<br/><br/>"What is the meaning of this?" His mother demanded.<br/><br/>"What is it?" He asked.<br/><br/>"Some crazy woman is clearing out our room, and refuses to let us in! Who is she?!" Talia burst out.