Evocation

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Marching in the cold, to the front of the castle; the guards quickly recognize George and lift the rusty gate to let the man in.

Quickly walking in on the cold marble floor, George makes sure to put haste in his steps to meet Lady Bloodworthe. He hopes that she will be proud of him for finding out much more than they had anticipated.

Reaching her chambers, he quickly knocks on the doors only to not get a response.

Needing to tell her the urgent news of his findings, he twists the doorknob and opens the creaking door. Stepping into the room he is prepared to be faced with an irate redhead but instead, he is faced with an empty room.

He sighs turning on his heel and letting his head hang in disappointment as he closes the door the way it was before he had entered her chambers.

As he walks down the halls he spots the maids in a huddle speaking in a hushed but rushed manner.

George halts in his steps, he knows he needs to find Lady Bloodworthe.

It is known if you need to know anything, ask the maids.

Rolling back his shoulders before taking a heavy breath in, he approaches the flock of women.

One of the many lifts their head alarmed at the incoming footsteps. Her eyes widen at the approaching George and quickly tries to hush the other maids that surround her.

"Amelia," George speaks finally standing in front of the brunette maid, "What's going on?"

She clears her throat and waves the other maids away, "Nothing important."

He snickers in a domineering way and approaches her closer, "I'll ask again, what's going on?"

She quickly swallows and whispers, "I don't have to tell you."

He rolls his eyes and steps back a bit tilting his head, "Just like I don't have to tell any of the royals how you're fucking Francis?" She gasps as her face reveals shock as George smirks knowing she knows she will have to tell him now.

"Well, shouting was heard at the physician's quarters," Amelia looks around to see if anyone is around, "And it was said that Lady Bloodworthe traveled that way not too long ago."