It had been peaceful.
The sun had been shining hinting at the new spring, and the Romani had finally settled after a long time on the road. They'd stay in this little spot until they felt the need to move on. When the wind ushered them away onto the next adventure.
Aberama had always been a busy man. After losing his son and everything that went down with the Peaky Blinders, he finally found his peace with himself. He still mourned his son when there was too much whiskey, when the nights grew long or on certain days that reminded him of his Bonnie. He had found peace. He found someone, someone he wants to spend his days with. Does she know that? No, not just yet.
She had joined them after the Shelby's. She was once a loyal friend, and finally, she had let go of her vengeful path and found herself on the road with the Romani. On the road with Aberama Gold, who was still in contact with the Shelby's, becoming rather close with them.
Recently, when the young woman had been cleaning her clothes in the creak beside the other Romani women, she Aberama had heard her whisper about being ashamed of not being able to ride a horse. Not properly anyway.
Now, with the sun shining brightly and a loose and comfortable smile across his older face, he stood on the ground, his hand resting against his loyal horses neck while the woman of his dreams sat atop the worn leather saddle, her feet bare and her hair loose with the most nervous smile across her face. Aberama moved gently and slid his hand from the horses neck and gently grabbed the saddle as she sat there with her hands around the reins breathing nervously.
"It's alrigh'. The big girl won't hurt ya." Aberama said softly and moved his hand to gently guide his horse and click his tongue. Giving the young woman a charming smile. "Sit up straigh' with your elbows in." He added gently while tapping her bare foot. "Toes pointed down. To get her to walk, you gotta squeeze your thighs." His hand gently moved from the side of his horses neck to the woman's thigh, urging her to squeeze.