<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=151908.msg6925020#msg6925020">Quote from: Prince Truhan on 15-09-2012, 01:16:57</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Who: Lord Andrew Henshaw<br/>Where: Library<br/>With: Belle, Mrs Masters, Lady Henshaw, Elizabeth others nearby<br/>When: Day 1 - Evening<br/><br/>Andrew turned as Elizabeth smiled and saw that Vivienne was alone "Would you rather have us go get her?" he said in passing, before she was approached by his cousin, Andrew's eyes did dart briefly at Belle asking something to their mother but he was to far away to make it out.<br/><br/>"Well if you tell me what you heard I can tell you how much is true"<br/><br/>His fingers brushed her stomach over her clothes briefly, she had been blushing so he had decided to make it worse "And I must say that most likely I will offer a demonstration."<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>"I've never heard anything concrete, and no one ever gave details, but I've heard things can get quite...I believe the word that was used to describe it to me once was revealing," she said shyly.  In truth she'd forgotten about the rumor until he'd brought up the question of her participation in the weekend.  "But the one who told me is known for exagerating things, so I always just took it as her imaginings, as usual."  She flushed even more as his hand traced lightly over her stomach, her eyes scanning the room again at his question about Vivienne.  It seemed she was occupied now, and she didn't appear to object to her company.<br/><br/>"She seems to be doing fine for the moment," Elizabeth said, deciding to leave her be unless the situation changed.  She saw Archie and one of the maids come in, and knew when he noticed Vivienne.  It appeared he didn't like her familiarity with the stranger, but Elizabeth didn't feel sorry for him.  She'd never liked his habits with other women, especially when Vivienne was such a caring person.  She wondered why Archie still sought them out, when he had Vivienne.  She'd never asked about their intimacies before, as that was private, so maybe there was something she didn't know about, but she still thought it insensitive of him to treat Vivienne the way he was, and right in front of her, no less.  Let him know what Vivienne must feel like for a change, she thought, turning her attention back to the man beside her.<br/><br/>"Please forgive me that I haven't got your name yet," she apologized now, leaving Archie to his own problems.  He was the man of the family, and older than she was, so let him handle his own affairs.  "I know we were introduced, but I've heard so many names I can't keep them all straight.  I do know you're one of the Henshaws though, if that counts for anything," she grinned, not wanting him to think her a total failure at putting faces to names.  "I just can't remember who."