Safara looked up as she heard a knock on her door, in a hurry she cleaned up the craft work she was making, and stood straight in the middle of her room. Just a second after she stood on 'her place' her door was opened and her father, Admiral Zhao, walked in. ''Today we are going to drink tea in the tea house your mother loved so much'' he said, there was no question and he would never wait for a answer, he looked around with a stiff look on his face and then looked at his daughter again. ''Did you hear me Safara?'' he asked. ''Yes Father'' she said and looked at him. ''Good, make yourself ready we are leaving in two minutes'' he said and she bowed.
After he left she got back up and in a hurry she brushed her dark brown hair and made a easy half up, half down look. Once her hair was good, she putted on her shoes and a clean dress and then looked at herself once again in the mirror. ''10 seconds left Safara'' she heard from down the hall. ''I am ready Father!'' she said and opened her door. Sixteen years old but you wouldn't tell, lost her mother five moths ago but never cried about it. That was weakness, in her fathers eyes it was. She walked down and closed the door behind her when she stepped outside. A carriage was waiting with her father already sitting inside, he was not amused. She walked in and sat down. ''You are ready?'' he asked. ''I am sorry Father'' she said. ''Yeah, you will be'' he said and knocked on the window so the coachman would go.
This would be the longest two hours time spending from this week. Safara just felt it in her toes.
After he left she got back up and in a hurry she brushed her dark brown hair and made a easy half up, half down look. Once her hair was good, she putted on her shoes and a clean dress and then looked at herself once again in the mirror. ''10 seconds left Safara'' she heard from down the hall. ''I am ready Father!'' she said and opened her door. Sixteen years old but you wouldn't tell, lost her mother five moths ago but never cried about it. That was weakness, in her fathers eyes it was. She walked down and closed the door behind her when she stepped outside. A carriage was waiting with her father already sitting inside, he was not amused. She walked in and sat down. ''You are ready?'' he asked. ''I am sorry Father'' she said. ''Yeah, you will be'' he said and knocked on the window so the coachman would go.
This would be the longest two hours time spending from this week. Safara just felt it in her toes.