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- Bloodwood Wand 15 1/4" Essence of Phoenix Ash
The Gardens was the only appropriate place he could think to take Andy, the tree that hid the cavern that she had spent so much time in alone within eyes view. He led them to a stone bench and motioned for her to have a seat, not ever thinking his ways were autocratic. Crispin once had been raised with laughter and music and much affection in his young life. Then at his most formable years that had been snatched away, replaced by darkness and fear and too many rules. He spoke his mind, told only the truth, unless a lie suited him, and had very old world ways ingrained in his psyche.
He stood for a moment, the wind ruffling his hair that he wore slightly longer than convention would allow, withdrawing a thin rectangular black velvet box. Sinking to his knees in front of the fiery red head, he took her hand within his, raised it to his lips. "I've given you my heart Andy, professed that I wish to spend my life with you. I've made my promises to you yet I felt they were empty without something to show for them." Gently he let go of her hand and opened the box, turning it so she could see the ring and bracelet. "These were my mothers. Many years ago my father pledged himself to her, when they were as young as we." His dark eyes, foreign of color, watched the light play within her golden orbs. "Would you wear them Andy? As a promise, a pledge, to love one another? So that one day, when we're both ready, I can replace it with another ring."
(to clarify-it's a promise ring, not engagement)
He stood for a moment, the wind ruffling his hair that he wore slightly longer than convention would allow, withdrawing a thin rectangular black velvet box. Sinking to his knees in front of the fiery red head, he took her hand within his, raised it to his lips. "I've given you my heart Andy, professed that I wish to spend my life with you. I've made my promises to you yet I felt they were empty without something to show for them." Gently he let go of her hand and opened the box, turning it so she could see the ring and bracelet. "These were my mothers. Many years ago my father pledged himself to her, when they were as young as we." His dark eyes, foreign of color, watched the light play within her golden orbs. "Would you wear them Andy? As a promise, a pledge, to love one another? So that one day, when we're both ready, I can replace it with another ring."
(to clarify-it's a promise ring, not engagement)