Revolutionary War Roleplay! [CLOSED]

Jane looked at him worriedly. "Am I doing alright?" she asked quietly.

"You're doing more than alright," he reassured quietly.

Louis’s smile returned full force after that. His heart squeezed—Marius looked so soft and adorable, the golden sunlight outlining his face while he cuddled the animals—and he frowned down at the traitorous organ before his smile came back.

"Come here, pet them with me," Marius laughed.

Tentatively, Louis crouched, reaching out to the nearest animal. "How do I…?"

Jane looked at him worriedly. "Am I doing alright?" she asked quietly.

"You're doing more than alright," he reassured quietly.

She smiled softly. "Please tell me if I'm doing something – anything – wrong?"

Tentatively, Louis crouched, reaching out to the nearest animal. "How do I…?"

"They like their ears scratched," Marius replied cordially.

Jane looked at him worriedly. "Am I doing alright?" she asked quietly.

"You're doing more than alright," he reassured quietly.

She smiled softly. "Please tell me if I'm doing something – anything – wrong?"

"I will," he replied quietly.

Tentatively, Louis crouched, reaching out to the nearest animal. "How do I…?"

"They like their ears scratched," Marius replied cordially.

Louis scratched behind the ear of one sheep, hoping he was doing it right. “Like this?”

"Yeah," Marous laughed brightly. "Much more entertaining than a dead sheep, yeah?"

Louis quieted at that. “Yeah.”

"That one is Jess. C'mon, let's go feed them,"

Louis nodded and stood, slipping his hands into his pockets. “With what?”

Jane looked at him worriedly. "Am I doing alright?" she asked quietly.

"You're doing more than alright," he reassured quietly.

She smiled softly. "Please tell me if I'm doing something – anything – wrong?"

"I will," he replied quietly.

She smiled and graced his lips with a delicate kiss.

Louis nodded and stood, slipping his hands into his pockets. “With what?”

"Normally they just graze, but I'm feeling generous today. They really love rosemary, I buy some sometimes from town."

Louis nodded in response, biting the inside of his cheek. “And they just eat from your hand?”

"Yep. You gotta keep your palm flat though, so they don't nip you by accident,"

Jane looked at him worriedly. "Am I doing alright?" she asked quietly.

"You're doing more than alright," he reassured quietly.

She smiled softly. "Please tell me if I'm doing something – anything – wrong?"

"I will," he replied quietly.

She smiled and graced his lips with a delicate kiss.

He nodded again in understanding.

Im back! Busy weekend OvO )

"Here," Marius sprang up, and walked in a bouncy gait toward the weathered barn. At some point it must've been a beautiful, vivid red.

Jane looked at him worriedly. "Am I doing alright?" she asked quietly.

"You're doing more than alright," he reassured quietly.

She smiled softly. "Please tell me if I'm doing something – anything – wrong?"

"I will," he replied quietly.

She smiled and graced his lips with a delicate kiss.

That helped John to calm down some of his frayed nerves. "We have five more men to arrive.." He whispered.

Im back! Busy weekend OvO )

"Here," Marius sprang up, and walked in a bouncy gait toward the weathered barn. At some point it must've been a beautiful, vivid red.

Heyo
How’re you?)

Louis laughed and jogged after, a breeze blowing his hair back,

Rly good! I got a new plant, named him Chad )

Louis could see how the weather had left it's mark on the towering barn—and Marius's sad inability to fix any of it. It seemed the only thing the farmer could do was hammer a nail, which explained the crowds of rusted nails struggling to cling one plank to its rotting neighbor. Once inside, Marius made a bee-line for the ladder, and climbed it to the second floor where he stored drying herbs and hay.

That helped John to calm down some of his frayed nerves. "We have five more men to arrive.." He whispered.

"Then I should get back to the kitchen to finish," she murmured, kissing him again lightly before heading to the kitchen.

"Love you.."

Skip?)

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When all the military folk are there?)

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Rly good! I got a new plant, named him Chad )

Louis could see how the weather had left it's mark on the towering barn—and Marius's sad inability to fix any of it. It seemed the only thing the farmer could do was hammer a nail, which explained the crowds of rusted nails struggling to cling one plank to its rotting neighbor. Once inside, Marius made a bee-line for the ladder, and climbed it to the second floor where he stored drying herbs and hay.

Nice 😊)

Louis chewed on his lower lip, a thoughtful expression onbid features as he looked around. “How old is this?”

John sat down at the table, "It's very good to have all of you here. An absolute honor," he spoke with flashy smiles—Jane recognized this as his charming tactic. Bright smiles and candid words.
"Likewise, Mr. André!" Clinton chortled. The jovial general made the other men at the table chuckle lightheartedly. "And your wife, ah! Ever the jewel. And the cuisine is exquisite," he complimented her.
John flashed his wife a warm smile, peppered with excitement.

Rly good! I got a new plant, named him Chad )

Louis could see how the weather had left it's mark on the towering barn—and Marius's sad inability to fix any of it. It seemed the only thing the farmer could do was hammer a nail, which explained the crowds of rusted nails struggling to cling one plank to its rotting neighbor. Once inside, Marius made a bee-line for the ladder, and climbed it to the second floor where he stored drying herbs and hay.

Nice 😊)

Louis chewed on his lower lip, a thoughtful expression onbid features as he looked around. “How old is this?”

"Older than me," Marius answered candidly from the upper level. The level was simply a wide walkway framing the walls of the barn, and a fence to keep whomever walked ontop from falling down. It seemed a nice place to sit and dangle your feet, a nice place to hide away on a hot day.
Marius clambered down the ladder with a satchel-full of dry rosemary. "Why do you ask?"