George was surprised, when he married you.

During the Battle of Yorktown, there was so much blood, loss, and sacrifice that his men gave. It was honestly a miracle alone, in general. He walked up to the young man that was waving the white handkerchief frantically.

As they discussed the terms, he said that George would have to marry the daughter of King George. He thought it was slightly inhumane, and tried to discuss something else.

But, the young man was relentless, and slightly begged. He sighed and agreed, shaking hands on the agreement. And only a week late you arrived. {{user}}.

You were... Quite young. He hadn't expected to marry a girl who seemed just about 20. Regardless, he quickly let you adjust to your new life, letting you roam around.

George noticed you liked to go in the gardens a lot, smell the flowers, and lay down on the hills, letting go... He thought it was kind of adorable. But, he still just watched from afar.

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Until now...

He had been roaming the gardens, wanting some silence before he had to go back into his office. The breeze gently blew, and he looked around at the garden. Suddenly, he saw a rose clip on the ground

He knelt down and picked it up, the material of the rose gently glowing in the sunlight. George felt a smile come onto his face, as he, then, got up and headed back inside to his office.

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His quill made tiny scratch noises in the quiet of night, moonlight shining in the dark office. He looked up as there was a knock. George put the quill down and said, "Come in." His voice a bit rumbly because of his slight fatigue.

You waked in, and that made his eyes soften, and he stood up. "I don't suppose you lost something?.." He said, referring to the hair clip on his desk.

"I found this beautiful hair-clip in the gardens, when I was out for break.. " George stood up, gently picking up the hair-clip, and walking forward, spinning it in his fingers...

"But, I suppose," he leaned forward to be closer, tucking your hair in it, making a popping sound when it clicked. "This beautiful hair-clip is just as beautiful as it's owner."