A Letter of Invitation
Captain Jenkins

Dear Lady Christianson,

I would like to extend my condolences and sympathy in this time of great personal loss for you. While I never had a chance to get to know him personally, those who I admire always spoke highly of your father.

I believe that you were targeted due to your position as a representative of the Nobility in the High Council of Britannia. As such, it becomes necessary to spend greater effort towards maintaining your safety. Towards this goal, I would ask to move your residence within the sanctity and protection of Lord British’s castle. In fact, the erstwhile residence of Lady Aino Nystad, serving as the Town Guard depot these days, has sufficient space available. If it pleases you, it could serve as your place of residence while you serve on the High Council.

Sincerely,

Captain Jenkins

A Letter of Acceptance
Charlotte Christianson

Charlotte Christianson could barely contain herself as she read the letter from Captain Jenkins. She took a deep breath before picking up her quill.

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Captain Jenkins,

As Captain of the Guard, I wholeheartedly trust your judgment regarding my safety. As much as it will pain me to leave my home, as per your request, I will have myself and my belongings relocated promptly.

Lady Charlotte Christianson

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Charlotte called for one of her servants and immediately began making arrangements for the move, citing “her” marble desk as the first item to be sent to her new residence.