The sun didn't shine often on the Barbaric Castle of Cormac. The brief glimpses of light that filtered through the clouds lighted upon the sparkling bath. Long dark chocolate locks curled in the water before landing upon silken creamy soft skin of one of the beauties that Cormac collected for his own trophies. Abigail was a lovely woman who took her cleanliness and clean smell seriously. She sunk down in the heated perfumed waters. The petals of various flowers floated upon the waters top and she swept one up in her hand. She was glad that she was not chosen that night. She kept skimming by on the choices of the castle's Lord.  She sunk down into the water wetting her hair completely before she grabbed up some fatty scented soap and lathered up her hair. Bubbles floated along side the flowers as she rinsed her hair of the cleansing agent and then just leaned there to feel the warmth of the water and the warmth of the small amounts of sunlight that streamed in.<br/><br/>Her dark eyes closed and she let out a soft sigh of contentment. Before long, Abigail found herself humming a sweet tune and felt more at ease as she song came to blossom from her lips. Music always made her feel safer and at home than ever before. Her mind reeled back to when she was a free woman, well as free as you could be under the reign of your parents. She knew her father was ambitious for who he wanted to marry her, though she felt he really meant buy her. Abby knew she was a commodity for her father and for him to give her up to someone would take a lot of money or power. When Cormac raided the countryside and took her away, she had at first been glad to be away from her father's shenanigans, but when she realized who it was that swept her off to his castle, she wished otherwise.<br/><br/>Now the lovely brunette lay in her bath and knew she didn't have to rush to get out anytime soon. Her Lord would be preoccupied for the evening leaving her with little to worry over, at least she hoped so. It was quiet for the most part and the other girls who were around she hadn't seen much that day.