Earl of Surrey<br/>Henshaw Estates<br/>Alone in carriage.<br/><hr/><br/>As the Earl road in his carriage, he swayed in the back.  He did enjoy carriage rides.  They were soothing in a way.  He enjoyed getting out of the house.  Most days it was work work work.  He had a responsibility to Surrey and to its people but most importantly was his own happiness.  The man enjoyed reading.  As the carriage went along the Earl read his book by candle light.<br/><br/>This was the fouth time the Earl had accepted his invitation to the Henshaw's home.  The first time he was unable to attend, at least that's what he told them.  In truth the Earl was intimidated by Lord Henshaw.  The man knew how to make the submissive Earl crumble before the Lord.  The first time, The Earl wasn't sure if he should have gone.  He didn't know what the Henshaw's angle was at the time.  With all their dealings, The Earl has become accustomed to Lord Henshaw's way.  Every now and then Henshaw still presses the Earl into what Henshaw wants.<br/><br/>The carriage pulled up to the Henshaw's estate.  He closed his book and blew out his candle.  The home was becoming of the Henshaw.  The carriage stopped.  A moment later his door was held open.  The Earl proceed to get out of his carriage.  His luggage was pulled off the back.  The man carrying the luggage followed behind the Earl.  The Earl made his way inside.<br/>