<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/f/f0/Marguerite_Tuerny02.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Marguerite Tuerny<br/><strong>Date:</strong>May 3, 1876<br/><strong>Time of Day:</strong>Morning<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Vigilance Ranch<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Nathan Hunter, Closed<br/><hr/><div class="floatright">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/thumb/8/87/Victorian_Travel_Dress.jpg/450px-Victorian_Travel_Dress.jpg)</div><strong>"Oh."</strong>She flashed him a wide grin,<strong>"It's just you."</strong>Miming herself from earlier in the morning.<br/><br/><strong>"Thank you."</strong>She offered when he passed her the dress.  And then she waited, facing him.<br/><br/>She continued to stand facing him, holding the dress against her bosom with crossed arms.  She kept standing, watching and waiting.  As the pause grew awkward she suggested.<strong>"Well, I'm going to get dressed now."</strong>She lifted herself up on her toes with a slight bounce, the towel, her crossed arms, and the hang of the dress off her forearms muting any suggestive aftereffects.  Another moment as he processed his options and stood awkwardly and she bounced again.<br/><br/><strong>"Did you want to help?"</strong>She asked, though her manner was more playful tease than real challenge.  The smile she flashed him as he stepped around her and didn't quite flee through the door was more fond than amused.  She dressed quickly, amazed at how well the girl's dress fit.  Well, it could stand to be let out in the bust and a little around the hips, but she could move freely.  Surveying herself in the mirror, she checked herself at different angles and gave a satisfied nod.  A nice simple plaid travel dress - not really fancy, but very well made of durable fabric with a rather flattering cut.  It was certainly better than what she was wearing.  It would have to do.<br/><br/>She left the room, navigating the house until she found the Mrs.  In the kitchen.  She wondered if maybe she should have avoided the woman, seeing someone else wearing her daughter's dress couldn't be easy.  But she had to pay her own way, so...<strong>"Thank you so much.  It is a wonderful dress."</strong>She told the woman.<strong>"I don't have much, but I insist you take this."</strong>She pulled out two half-double-eagles, the solid gold coins broken in half to make crude change.  There weren't many mints out here, but gold always had value.