Diamant
was just that of the rattling of the pans and the aroma of baking filled the air. Bread, cake ,
pa?" The voice came from the kitc
dpa, who has his eyes strained on
n. Business now and then, I could almost say, business got
d her black eyes sparkled as they flickered towards her Grandpa's wrinkled face. She set the food lightly, t
ood. No food, no baking!" She smile
my granddaughter who lo
you look 40." She said grabbing a cu
er 40?" He questioned jokingly, knowing his g
saying" She laughed then
hip wreck. It must be hard for you, Grandpa. You won't leave me,
s eyes, something embedded with secrets,
l never leave you, my
h other and went b
ys, what present shall I get you?" Gr
you would surprise me!"
pped and he p
Grandpa, after this talk I will still a
a smile, "That does it. So
nd the flowers over the river in remembrance of m
d with affection in his ey
andfather-granddaughter mom
the rule of Diamant always getting the door. He took a few hasty steps before using his stick to aid his pace, it wasn't a long walk to the door anyway. Di
ant ran to him. He read the letter and his face was suddenly filled wi
asked hurriedly with worry as sh
laces to another without her being e
ous profits he made but she wasn't convinced by that at all. Grandpa made no luxurious
hey had made their unplanned trips, she feared for their fates... and their
r and she heard herself asking again, plea
are co
g for us again. Pack whatever you may, I will also go to my
tion. This like it would go on forever. T
always b
t with them. The horses didn't look ready and their only servant, Rider, was so
et us out of here?"
a light. Lanterns do no good for such darkness in the sky. Thi
anger." Gloss mutter
llage. We can rest a little and continue our journey afterwards, we don't want to tire the horses." She said reass
of his worrie
age. There was a distant light coming towards their direction, everything was silent for a moment then the ground started to shake. The realiza