[ She moves to scoot over so Gansey can get in the nook instead of sitting on the edge uncomfortably, patting the spot next her. ]
I have a few books in here, if you want to read any of them. [ There's three true crime books, Andrew Lang's Blue Fairy Book and The Mists of Avalon. ]
I've told you about my quest for Glendower before. It turns out it's even grander than even I could have imagined. I've found leads connecting Glendower and King Arthur directly.
I do. There's plenty of information to be had that seems to be consistent with everything I know from home. There's no way to truly know for sure, of course.
I'm not sure how fresh they are at the moment-- [ She smiles a little self-deprecatingly, she leans back even more.] But I'd be really happy to help you however I can.
Yes, relaxing. [ She smiles softly, gratefully, moving to get comfortable completely and open up her book to where she'd left off. Already her eyes are feeling heavy, after just a few moments but she struggles to keep them open. ]
[He happily gets to his own book and begins--he's a voracious reader and definitely reads faster than most people. After a few minutes of not hearing Betty turn a page, he looks over at her, noticing her struggle to keep awake.]
Sleep, [he murmurs, not wanting to disturb her too much.] I'll be here when you wake up.
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[He moves himself further onto the nook by turning to face her more squarely, bringing one leg up to rest on the edge.]
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Positively. I will leave location choice up to you.
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Here is perfectly fine with me, [as he remains sitting on the edge of the nook.]
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I have a few books in here, if you want to read any of them. [ There's three true crime books, Andrew Lang's Blue Fairy Book and The Mists of Avalon. ]
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I'll take any of your recommendations.
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[His eyes light up as he sits back up to look over at her.]
All of them more grandiose than the last version. King Arthur is currently a person of interest.
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[He beams at the interest she's showing.]
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[He's delighted by her interest.]
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That would be wonderful. I can always use more hands.
[He leans back on the pillows in the little nest that is next to the window, taking the book that Betty offered.]
It might help having new, fresh eyes looking at everything.
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For now--relaxing with our books.
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Sleep, [he murmurs, not wanting to disturb her too much.] I'll be here when you wake up.
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