<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=151908.msg6939720#msg6939720">Quote from: Prince Truhan on 18-09-2012, 04:46:40</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Who: Lord Andrew Henshaw<br/>Where: Library<br/>With: Elizabeth,Archibald others nearby<br/>When: Day 1 - Evening<br/><br/>"Oh, I'm not talking about spying she would know of your presence." he pointed at Alice "I'm talking about her, as you saw she isn't shy, and we are already quite acquainted with one another, that is if you do care to watch as you mentioned, I'm sure the shock of what goes on here is still upon you."<br/><br/>The reason Andrew was so patient with Elizabeth was that he enjoyed a challenge, he didn't go for a woman that would just spread her legs for him, sure Alice would now, but she would make sure to do a thing or two and maybe get whipped out of it as well, and when they started it wasn't as if she had been welcoming.<br/><br/>He spotted his cousin and sister talking and he wondered if Belle was better after the shock, he wanted her yes, but he wasn't inclined to cause her distress, he hoped she would manage to enjoy herself somehow, and time with Miku was probably the best for it.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>"I hope I don't have to decide just now," Elizabeth said, hoping he wouldn't push for a decision.  "All of this takes getting used to, and I'd like to absorb it some before I make any quick decisions."  It was true, Alice certainly didn't seem to be shy, but doing something in a room full of people where you could be easier ignored was different from having the focus of a smaller crowd.  She wasn't sure how Alice would feel about being watched if she was with Andrew, and by one of the guests, no less.  She wouldn't want to make either of them uncomfortable.<br/><br/>She heard the Lady Windsor's comments, but didn't agree with them.  Surely not all men could be as shallow as that, she thought.  She offered the woman a polite smile though, not wanting her to feel left out.  She'd always been one to thrive on attention, something Elizabeth herself had been happy avoiding.  She was more comfortable blending in with a crowd, rather than standing out.