<strong>Tempest with the Children</strong><br/><br/>The Lady did seem nice and of course they could see that she did have ‘magic eyes’ but they were really not supposed to tell. They looked at each other for some time, and then tilted their heads examining the woman a little, still debating as to home much to tell her. Well Governess is rather busy at the moment so I think it might be alright.<br/><br/>After a short while a young and rather plain looking maid brought in tea and then brought in two more cups on the same tray, she curtsied and then left the children with Tempest but only after she had made sure that the beautiful woman did not mind.<br/><br/>The boy spoke first, “My name is James and I am really the Lord here but my Uncle has to take care of it until I am old enough. I don’t like my uncle, and he has become worse since he married that horrible darkie.” The girl elbowed James in the ribs, “You know we must not be rude about her. We used to like it here till father passed on and mother went away to get better. Our Uncles new wife is rather scary. I am Alice by the way ma’am.” The girl was very gentil.<br/><br/>“Our other house in London used to be nice until father and uncle returned from Egypt. That was when mother started to get ill .” She bit her lip and looked a little upset. Still they both wondered how much to tell. After all the lady would likely consider the shuck and the raven just childish fancies.<br/>