Thread: Free Hearts (Angelic and Ruphhausin)

Kathleen listened to Mr. Dobson and sighed as she realized of course the children would go out there. She was, after all, setting that example because she liked them to have a fair knowledge on the outside world as well as nature. There was so much that she hoped that she could teach them and part of that was letting them explore within her knowledge and supervision, but apparently they were also doing it without supervision as well. It was rather good to hear that they weren't causing disturbances or anything along with the fact that she hoped everything was alright. She knew that children at that age could be out there bullying other children and that is part of what had her concerned, but she nodded at Mr. Dobson. I would be more than willing to teach them our language. I am sure you can set it up and I need to get back to grading papers, Mr. Dobson. Give my regards to your wife. she said politely. She looked at the Powhatan again and still couldn't escape that feeling of something. She wasn't sure what it was that was there, but she nodded politely to him and started back towards the general direction of the schoolhouse. Kathleen was sure that Mr. Dobson didn't need her to be there to set it up and he could just come back and tell her when to start doing so and where to do it. She really had much work to do and she felt as though she had gotten so little of it done. She sighed as she looked around the town slightly as she crossed her arms over her chest. There were children that waved to her as she walked by them and she just smiled warmly as she was known for and waved back. She was well known for being probably the most understanding and kind woman in the town. As well as the best teacher that they could have. Oh she was sure that some of her colleagues back home would argue that she was too soft on the children at times, but children didn't really need to be smacked with rulers and such things to get it into their minds that they shouldn't do certain things. She had a good bit of authority in the town and the children knew that. They also knew that she knew all of their parents, for the good and the bad. Though Kathleen foolishly couldn't help, but turn her head back towards Mr. Dobson and the Indian Powhatan. She looked at him and thought again about how darkly and exotically handsome he really was. She was sure that if he had a wife that she must've been a lucky woman and somehow she felt the shadow of envy prickle her smooth and soft skin. She looked back forwards and tried her best to ignore the stirrings of what she was sure was desire in her body. What woman in their right mind wouldn't feel such a thing towards any male that looked like that ? Beyond that he had an intelligence in his dark eyes that made her think he knew exactly what was going on and that nothing slipped past him ever. That was something that was even more inviting than thinking about what it would be like to run her pale and delicate hands across the smooth and firm skin of his chest and arms. Kathleen was also thinking that she was dangerously close to edging towards something that she could completely leave alone. He was a Chief of an Indian tribe and she was just a simple school teacher. There was nothing that could possibly go on between the two of them and aside from that he couldn't even speak proper English and yet that still wasn't helping to alleviate the images running through her mind. It wasn't as if it was completely inappropriate for a woman her age because she was well beyond the age to be courted in her mind, so perhaps it was alright for her to wonder what it would be like to have a strong, intelligent handsome male like that sweep her off of her feet and make love to her. She was busy most days and didn't have time to think about it, but there were times that she certainly did think about it. She wondered many a times about what it would be like to be swept off of her feet like that and spend hours making love to a man beneath silken sheets or even on the grass in the spring time. She knew that she had no man like that in her life even for all her beauty and she knew that she probably never would.