He climbed out after her and hitched the horse to the post, then moved to her and threaded his arm through hers. He led her into the shop and to a table, then pulled out a chair for her to sit and waited politely for her to do so before taking his own seat. Food was soon ordered on his dime, and he even ordered an ale for him and whatever she wanted to drink, not knowing if she would like the ale in question.

When they were alone again, he pulled out a box and presented it to her. It was a small, velvet box. "I though ye might wish ta see yer wedding ring." If she opened up the box, she would see there were two rings inside, one was a plain gold band and the other was one with a small diamond, but a diamond nevertheless. "It ain't much, I ain't quite rich yet. But it's yers."