February 28, 1888 - Dorset, England
Taking some time to herself (and a chaperone), Regina had decided to travel to Bella's home for a bit of distance from her guardian, and time with her friend of course. That was all she was mentally addressing him as, her guardian. She couldn't bare the thought of thinking of him as an uncle, or a fiancé for that matter. It felt strange and unwelcome. But what else was she to do? News was not even known between friends, or even the house staff yet. Perhaps she could call the whole thing off? It was ridiculous, the whole situation. But, would that only make things worse for her? She had no other person that she knew of that could be her guardian, and finding a man quickly after such a change would not be easy. For goodness sake, she couldn't find one in a whole season.
She was sure that Mrs. Flint would not mind her visit. After all, Regina was seen as a respectable girl. Perhaps Mrs. Flint sees her as a good influence? Would that change if the so-called engagement got out? Most likely, it was a mess, to say the least. One question that was spinning on her mind was, would she tell Bella? It would be a smart move, a wise move, to tell someone that she could trust that was out of the situation for the most part. One that wouldn't dismiss her, or treat her too badly for all of this.
Knocking on the door, she was greeted by a household staff member. "Hello. I am Miss Lacey, and I would like to speak with Miss Scrimgeour, please." She said politely.
Escorted into the parlor, her eyes first landed on Bella when she entered into the room. Smiling lightly, she walked over. "Hello Bella." She said.
Bella Scrimgeour
She was sure that Mrs. Flint would not mind her visit. After all, Regina was seen as a respectable girl. Perhaps Mrs. Flint sees her as a good influence? Would that change if the so-called engagement got out? Most likely, it was a mess, to say the least. One question that was spinning on her mind was, would she tell Bella? It would be a smart move, a wise move, to tell someone that she could trust that was out of the situation for the most part. One that wouldn't dismiss her, or treat her too badly for all of this.
Knocking on the door, she was greeted by a household staff member. "Hello. I am Miss Lacey, and I would like to speak with Miss Scrimgeour, please." She said politely.
Escorted into the parlor, her eyes first landed on Bella when she entered into the room. Smiling lightly, she walked over. "Hello Bella." She said.