It's not long past their vaguely harrowing encounter with the Knight on the bridge that Tom calls a halt in the progress. It's getting too dark for the horses to see, and he's hungry. And tired. Don't forget the tired. The other two could go on for hours, he can tell, and they are welcome to it. He wants to be awake, alert, and ready for their
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She pulls down a bedroll, too, and sets it up next to the tent.
Someone has to keep watch.
Just in case.
"Do not eat it all."
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"Don't worry, even if we eat what's in the hamper, and that hardly seems possible, we probably have some extra food in the kitchen. Maybe even a bottle of wine."
He goes inside the tent to look. "Why don't you all come inside and make yourselves comfortable?" he calls over his shoulder.
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Just for a second.
But as long as it looks like no one is preparing for World War III--
She slips through the doorway, immediately moving to the side.
It really is comfortable. But she wants to be sure she can hear what's going on outside.
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