Taking the seat next to Sylvia she saw Mr. Tanner whom she had met before sitting in front of her with an elderly woman.
"Miss Katherine, how do you do? This is my wife Althea," Mr. Tanner introduced.
Katherine greeted his wife, "I've been doing wonderful Sir, thank you for asking."
The four horses pulled the carriage as the coachman whipped to start them moving. The theater was in the next town and the journey was less than an hour. Like her, they were humans but of elite class.
The Tanner's weren't prudes but instead conversed like any other day sitting in the carriage like they were the only ones. Though Katie had her eyes looking outside at the vast green fields, she heard the couple talking to each other.
"I hope they don't play Incarus' politics again, Mr. Tanner," his wife Althea spoke to him with a frown on her wrinkled face, "What are they presenting today?" she asked.
