[The bow was also familiar. She grew up with the expectation that those she merely walked past would stand up from where they were sitting to offer a bow. It was so normal to her she didn't even notice he'd done it. Had he not, she would have noted the absence as he had so often in the weeks since fleeing the castle.]
And you, me.
[She gave another smile and offered a small wave of farewell, then started for the transports with her map open. A dog, a black and white Border Collie that had been laying docile under the table, got up and happily bounded along at her feet.]
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And you, me.
[She gave another smile and offered a small wave of farewell, then started for the transports with her map open. A dog, a black and white Border Collie that had been laying docile under the table, got up and happily bounded along at her feet.]