Obedia Lorence

He finished the note and gave it back to me. I folded it and tucked it away in my pocket. "Who do I give this to?"

"No one must see that, and I mean no one. As soon as you get a chance, take it up into the tower where the birds roost. You'll find a black owl, tie the note to it's leg. It's Victoria's, she trained it herself. I don't know how, but it can always find her. I can't thank you enough for doing this. They can't be found."

Obedia

I nodded to him "You can trust me, I swear. But what if the owl doesn't make it in time?"

"We can only pray that it does."

Obedia

"This Victoria that you speak of, she means a lot to you."

"She does. She is like a daughter to me. She always has been."

"I hope...really hope he doesn't catch them. Did she just leave or...is she in trouble?"

I sighed. "She is in trouble. She always is. She harbored fugitives who escaped execution in her home. Along with deserters who returned for... their own personal agenda. If they catch her... I don't know what they'll do."

"Wow. She sounds like a really brave woman actually. But yes...I don't think Tywin will take kindly to her considering her record but hopefully it won't come to that."

"I hope so as well. She is incredibly brave. Sometimes to the point of madness. But when she truly believes in something... nothing can stop her." I sighed again. "You should probably go. People might suspect something, if you're gone too long."

"You're probably right." I went over and hugged him "I'll see that you get something for your cough. Don't argue, it won't work." I smiled a little "Stay safe, Obedia."

"You as well, Molly dear. And thank you. I hope that man of yours is treating you well. You deserve it. After everything."

"Thank you and yes, he treats me well." I said but I didn't want to go into the rest. It was going to be awhile before anything more serious came along. If it even did that time.

I nodded. "Good. That makes me happy."

"I'll see you as soon as I can. Goodbye." I smiled to him as I left the cell and hurried to get back.

I leaned my head back against the wall, letting the exhaustion roll over me. Another coughing fit hit me, making my chest hurt. I didn't care about that though. I just prayed the letter reached them in time. I still felt like I had to save her.