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@BrennaKadavsky

She swept a glare through the town streets, at all those people with their perfect little, dry houses. Already, she could feel the damp soaking through the thick fabric of her cloak.

@KalamariCakes

Augustus caught the woman with his eyes. He assumed she was off to somewhere important; not a good day for a walk, he thought to himself.

@BrennaKadavsky

Annalise shook herself and started walking at a quick pace through the rain and mud of the streets. She felt exposed here, without a disguise and in the middle of a town.

@BrennaKadavsky

At least the walk was short, and she reached the shop quickly. She ducked in and out, not engaging in conversation but only purchasing the items she needed.

@KalamariCakes

The person who owned the store, an elderly man with a bear large enough to hide a dinnerplate in, came off much more talkative than comfortable. "Good evening ma'am, you be travellin' from far aweh?" Irish, too.

@BrennaKadavsky

The smile became a little more forced. "Thank you." She lifted the small bag and headed for the door, keeping her wet cloak around her.

@KalamariCakes

"Come out of the rain," He encouraged, "I have an umbrella, let me walk you home," the soldier offered. Intentionally, he was trying to mend any of the broken relationships between colonists and the mother country. Many of his peers had stolen, fought, damaged colonial homes and families, without realizing the larger cost.

@BrennaKadavsky

Annalise jumped away from the girl. "Oh, no I wasn't looking where I was going." She apologized quickly before turning to the man on the porch. "That's… really not necessary." She answered.

@BrennaKadavsky

She hesitated again. "I… Suppose." She took cautious steps toward the house, subtly keeping her head bent so the hood would shade her face.

@KalamariCakes

"Here, if it makes you feel comfortable, stay on the porch. I'll be right back," August reassured with a kind smile. Most redcoats weren't this catering, and it could easily arouse suspicion.

@BrennaKadavsky

She cautiously came up to the edge of the porch, keeping the folds of the cloak around her and did her best to stay in the shadows it made. "Thank you." His british accent was clear, and she felt odd about talking directly to an enemy like this.