HAPPY LadySybilLives week!!!
I often wondered: first, what would have happened if Cora didn't have her miscarriage and second, how Sybil started to hang out in the garage with Branson. Here is one of my takes on this with a mix of the two. This is my VERY belated gift for @cassiemortmain's birthday and VERY, VERY belated gift for @yankeecountess. And as I’m slow writer, I’m posting it for the LSL week. I hope you don’t mind girls. Thank you to @skinnycat77 for the beta. Thank you for reading. And reviewing (maybe, maybe not...)
THE FIRST MURMURS OF LOVE
Downton Abbey, July 1915
“Oh no, no, no… “ Sybil groaned loudly after one of the wheels on the landau refused to turned anymore. She took a look inside to see if the sudden stop woke the baby but he was still soundly asleep so she stepped aside to try and see what was wrong with the wheel. She was gone for more than an hour now and if she wasn’t back soon, her family would for sure send a search party on the estate. After lunch, and after being once again brushed off by her father when she asked questions about the war, she couldn’t stand it anymore. Being in this house with everybody stopping their conversation as she was near, trying to “preserve” her from what was happening in the world because she was the youngest, was slowly driving her mad. So she convinced her mother to let her have a stroll in the park with her little brother, but only after promising to bring him back in time to his nanny for his feeding.
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