Norde's "good friend", Eldrid Linden comes by to visit. She reasons that even if Norde is a hermit he needs company. And oh how does he enjoy Eldrid's company...
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The arrival of the fellow elders of the village was not an odd thing. Norde, although very much a recluse, still enjoyed the friendship of his generation. Among today's guests were Eldrid Linden, Bjorn Westergaard, and of course Mary Everille. The ever present gossip, it was difficult to have an outing without Mary. Norde particularly liked Eldrid, she was a kind woman. However, he had little fondness for Bjorn, who took every opportunity to touch and be close to Mary. He even went as far as kissing her. It was scandalous, as Bjorn was a married man, but the elders knew better than to spread news of his infidelity.
Mary came by most often, and Norde considered her his closest friend. Today she complained of the aches she felt in her body. Old age had brought wisdom, she liked to brag, but also an unwanted tiredness. It made sense, after the death of her son Mary had taken up the manual labor required of a woodcutter.
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Eldrid and Norde slipped outside to play catch. Norde couldn't help but notice how beautiful his fellow elder was.
So, as the pair went back into the fisherman's shack, they slicked away to a private room. Eldrid was married, but in that moment neither she nor Norde seemed to care.
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A long day's work was exhausting, yet the fish stand was stocked for a day of trading.
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