"Then lunch would never be finished." She laughed and shook her head. "There's still a full closet in there so don't put back on dirty clothes!" she called after him and made her way to the kitchen, she quickly prepared the rabbit before putting the meat in the pan to simmer lightly and chopped up the vegetables. she threw them into a pot adding the herbs and then the meat before pulling a loaf of bread out of her bag throwing it on the counter. She made sure to set the pot to cook slowly, waiting for her turn. She knew once he was out he would be able to manage stirring the pot so nothing would char on the bottom. She walked into the room and opened her old wardrobe, fine silk gowns lined it, but she had always preferred the ones from asia. She picked one out, bright red roses on black with gold trimming and gold buttons and hung it on he bed, then went back into the kitchen to keep eye on the stew.