Mutually Beneficial | Correspondence with Ptolomaeus
Letters with the Gold family seal were not uncommon, especially to those of the Unseelie Court. Most times the letters were short, to the point invitations to parties and the lot. The one that made its way to the Moonsong household was unique in that it wasn’t crafted by a servant. Rather, the contents were written in the penmanship belonging to the Gold patriarch himself.
Lord Ptolomaeus Moonsong
It has come to my attention that the two of us have offspring of marrying age. I’d very much like to see my daughter wed before she attempts to pursue some pitiful life outside court and while your son’s choice of lifestyle is far from ideal, to merge our families in this union could prove to be most beneficial for the both of us.
I’m sure I need not remind you of past favors I’ve done for you in order for you to be most agreeable to this proposal. Details of this potential union should be discussed with haste.
A. Gold