Keira smiled and carefully slipped the bag from his hand. She fingers just brushing against his, they were smooth as silk. By the look of her this close up she had never seen a hard days work in her life. "Thank you." She gazed at him, studying his face. In truth she wanted to remember every new face should would interact with today, it was a tall order as there would be many, but those that entered her room could not escape attention. She like Penny had already noticed the difference in the men here, but it made her wonder why, and if it was something she could let her guard down around.
She pulled her attention away from his face and carefully opened the bag, inside was a vary carefully wrapped rolls of paper and paint brushes and several long griffin feathers. Guarded by leather and canvas. She smiled looking rather pleased that everything appeared to be undamaged. She hadn't really brought much, two large chests, bags perfectly packed of ribbons and pins for her hair but no paint. She had a few furs but nothing excessive, no her new husband would be expected to provide all of that for her instead of wasting the energy to bring her things here, beside the styles here were different than what she had and she needed to be current for the people she would soon rule.
Carefully she tucked the things bag into the bag and held the bag out to Penny who quickly took it and set to finding it a safe place among her drawers. "I am quite happy those made it, and your name sir is?" Her eyes met his again. This princess wasn't quite ready to free him of her attention even as the men worked around them. She stood still as if she was a great tree set firmly in the ground despite her petite stature she didn't waver like a weak little girl. Quietly she bit her tongue to keep a blush from her cheeks and her mind quiet from the struggle of being the perfect princess. Her father expected it of her, and while he was still here she didn't dare slip up. But no one had prepared her to be in close contact with men that didn't look like they were only resisting putting their hands on her because they knew what would happen to her if they did. These men were not hungry for another fight or a woman to bed, and this one in particular she found rather dashing, despite his scar. She bit her tongue harder, trying not to wince when she caught herself with a bit of pain. 'Don't blush, you only have eyes for the king,' she reminded herself fiercely.
She pulled her attention away from his face and carefully opened the bag, inside was a vary carefully wrapped rolls of paper and paint brushes and several long griffin feathers. Guarded by leather and canvas. She smiled looking rather pleased that everything appeared to be undamaged. She hadn't really brought much, two large chests, bags perfectly packed of ribbons and pins for her hair but no paint. She had a few furs but nothing excessive, no her new husband would be expected to provide all of that for her instead of wasting the energy to bring her things here, beside the styles here were different than what she had and she needed to be current for the people she would soon rule.
Carefully she tucked the things bag into the bag and held the bag out to Penny who quickly took it and set to finding it a safe place among her drawers. "I am quite happy those made it, and your name sir is?" Her eyes met his again. This princess wasn't quite ready to free him of her attention even as the men worked around them. She stood still as if she was a great tree set firmly in the ground despite her petite stature she didn't waver like a weak little girl. Quietly she bit her tongue to keep a blush from her cheeks and her mind quiet from the struggle of being the perfect princess. Her father expected it of her, and while he was still here she didn't dare slip up. But no one had prepared her to be in close contact with men that didn't look like they were only resisting putting their hands on her because they knew what would happen to her if they did. These men were not hungry for another fight or a woman to bed, and this one in particular she found rather dashing, despite his scar. She bit her tongue harder, trying not to wince when she caught herself with a bit of pain. 'Don't blush, you only have eyes for the king,' she reminded herself fiercely.