Queen Susan the Gentle became Mrs. Susan Evans of Whitcombe, and her four children and husband Clive made her happy all of her days.

You may have been in a room in which there was a window that looked out on a lovely bay of the sea or a green valley that wound away among mountains. And in the wall of that room opposite to the window there may have been a lookingglass. And as you turned away from the window you suddenly caught sight of that sea or that valley, all over again, in ( Read more... )

When one is getting married in a month, one has a great deal to do. This explains why Susan hasn't been back to Milliways or the House of Arch in nearly two weeks ( Read more... )

She holds Amy's hand as they walk through the front door of Milliways and into Susan's house. They step into her bedroom through her closet ( Read more... )

The Questionnaire ( Read more... )

OOM: Millitimed to Sunday
Susan decides to live her life

Susan sat before her vanity, applying her cosmetics in the meticulous way she always did. Just so much powder, just so much rouge in just the right place to highlight her cheeks without looking painted, just enough mascara to fill out her already lush lashes ( Read more... )

Susan walks into the stables, her wool cloak cape tightly around her. She's been looking for Lucy.

And she finds her.

"Hello, Lu."

Susan is worried. Not about what you might think, but she is fretful nonetheless.

She had wanted a jolly Christmas, and as she readied herself for bed on Christmas Eve, it seemed she had it. Oh, Peter was being distant as had been the case for months, but she was happy, and Lucy and Edmund were happy. They were a family again, and though she might have melancholy moments, on the whole, she was enjoying herself ( Read more... )

In one fluid motion, Susan nocked the arrow into the bow, raised it, aimed, and fired. The arrow flew to its target - the bulls eye at the end of the courtyard sidewalk ( Read more... )