<div class="floatleft">(http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f142/capwilly1/Westinghouse/Tori_avi.jpg)</div><strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: trebuchet ms;">Lady Victoria Stuart</span></span> </strong><br/><strong>Current Location:</strong>In a Coach on the Road<br/><strong>With:</strong>His Grace, Henry the Duke of Albany<br/><br/>"I love you, too."<br/><br/>She knew he did.  She had no doubt that he loved her but those four simple words could mean so many things - love came in an infinite number of forms.  How did he love her, she briefly wondered.  But thought of how and why quickly flew away as he kissed her again. The answer was in his kiss and she confirmed it with hers in return. Her lips were soft and pliant beneath his, giving her love and herself.  Their love was special - beyond brother and sister. She drew a soft breath as the warmth of his kiss pressed against her collarbone. It was an affectionate  kiss, beyond passion and filled with intimacy. It sent a subtle thrill over her flesh.<br/><br/>"I am going to leave the disposition of Lady Stuart to your kind heart. If you deem her best served to live elsewhere, then we shall take up housing in either York or Albany and she may reside at Westinghouse, it was her home provided to her by Lord Greymore and I hold no claim to it. But if you find that all should remain, then I still desire to find a privacy with you that should be reserved for a wife and a husband."<br/><br/>"We always will be together. Perhaps not always in the way that we wish but we need never be parted again. " She frowned slightly at her own words, knowing what she wanted may not be possible. "If Lady Vivienne's actions are caused by an illness, if she can be cured she must be forgiven. You mustn't stop loving her because of an illness and if you could live as husband and wife - you will have many children to bring you joy in your future together.  If she cannot be cured, even if you end the marriage you must still take care of her. She cannot be held responsible for what wasn't her fault but you do not have to endure it. If her actions are willful, if it is her choice - then you can be free of her. Completely."<br/><br/>The soft sound of a small sob escaped her lips.  She tried to hide it from him and mask it with a smile. "Whatever happens, I will never leave you. As long as you want me. I am yours, Hank."