Sarah had seen the meeting with the wood elves on her agenda for the day and had taken precautions ( Read more... )

Jareth’s experiment with pinstriping had a knock on effect that Sarah eventually came to realise was by design rather than accident ( Read more... )

Sarah had initially dismissed the sock wearing goblin when they’d first crossed paths, but as they seemed to be stumbling over each often enough times that it was unlikely to be a circumstance of chance, she finally gave into curiosity ( Read more... )

Sarah’s initial impression of the fae was that, as a species, they were breathtakingly beautiful. An opinion that was quickly countered by the appalling behaviour of the upper class towards Jareth and the Goblin Kingdom. Attempting to assassinate her did little to change that stance ( Read more... )

There was an enormous mound of fallen leaves at the far end of the lawn. Sarah had no idea where they’d come from, as they didn’t appear to have originated from any of the trees in this section of the gardens, nor how they’d gotten there. Any questions relating to horticultural oddness, were currently being drowned out by the shrieks of ( Read more... )

“Oh come off it!” Sarah grumbled as she looked over her agenda. She startled when Jareth responded, not realizing he’d joined her ( Read more... )

Sarah had been looking for Jareth when the dulcet tones of goblin singing rebounded off the walls as she approached the throne room. It was definitely not a sound that she typically associated with goblins and it gave her a moment’s pause ( Read more... )

Sarah had been pondering what to do about her most annoying advisor for a while. While it was tempting to bog him, there were likely family members who would not appreciate the lingering reminder of his punishment, so she shunted that idea to the back of her mind for the moment ( Read more... )

“You actually liked it?” Sarah stared at the woman in surprise ( Read more... )

When she needed the time to process her morning duties, Sarah liked to take her lunch in one of the castle’s solars. She selected a room depending on the season or weather or sometimes just a mood. She had picked this particular room because it let in a lot of natural light and had a clear view of a fallow field by the castle. While it was ( Read more... )