Samuel frowned as Mary Ann talked about visiting. "Even if I could come back, it's true, I wouldn't want to. But it's not because of this place or because of Valentine. Once you learn how to live with him and keep out of his way, it won't be so bad. There really is plenty to do, the servants have a lot to tell and teach if you ask them. Try to look at it as an opportunity, if there is anything you like doing I'm sure Jonas could make it so you can do it here. I know the servants seem cold and unwelcoming, but Valentine wouldn't have servants be any other way. Truly, just steer clear of him and as long as you find enjoyment in things other than being cared for, I'm sure you'll do fine." He then lightly smiled at her, he hoped he was able to calm her mind some. He hated the idea of her already feeling doomed to misery. All he said was a little optimistic of him, but  he believed that most people could find happiness in the oddest of places if they looked for it. But not for himself, which was why he had to leave.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, in the house, Jonas had gone to talk to Valentine. "Congratulations, you're now married, again. And how is this one to be treated?" Valentine looked up from the book he was reading with a wicked smile. "The spell is working, all it requires is her to be alive. So it's simple really, I'm never impressed by humans, I despise their stupidity, incompetence, and laziness. Normally if I need them around and un-possessed, I just lock them up." The light coming from the fireplace caused shadows to creep across his devious glare. "But considering she is my wife and how important this spell is, I shall give her a chance. Therefore she will undergo harsh demands and failure will be met with punishment. But most of all make sure she is far too busy to have time to get into any trouble."<br/><br/>Jonas nodded and then smiled. "You seem to be good spirits my Lord, it's nice to see you this way. This spell has paid off then, that's good. Though my lord I must ask, what if your wife does get into trouble?" Valentine had gone back to reading his book, he replied dismissively saying. "She'll be chained up with the brothers in the cellar."<br/><br/>Katherine quietly backed out of the corridor she had been hiding in. Being locked up with the brothers was a harsh fate, for anyone. Katherine didn't want that to happen to Mary Ann, but she couldn't just warn her. She decided that she would do what she could to keep Mary Ann from that place.