Adams POV:
I had just arrived at the beautiful Downton Abbey and met the lovely Crawley family, I can tell that I am going to have a wonderful stay.
I make my way to my room which is just as beautiful as I could have imagined it, the walls are lined with red satin and there are beautiful candle holders and a grand fireplace.
Just then my valet Harold Smith walks in.
Smith: Alright my Lord everything has been brought up.
Adam: Ah thank you Smith, have you seen where you will be staying?
Smith: Not yet my Lord but I am sure that I will like it.
Adam: The Crawleys seem very nice don't they?
Smith: Yes my Lord, very nice indeed.
Adam: Why don't you go and settle yourself in Smith and get some rest?
Smith: Yes, thank you my Lord, just ring for me if you are in need of anything.
I nod and he walks out. I then decide to go exploring. I walk out of my room and down the bachelors corridor and down the stairs to the magnificent entrencs hall where I see non other then Lady Mary Crawley waiting and smiling.
Lady Mary: Ah Lord Redmond.
Adam: Please Lady Mary call me Adam, I have never been much for formal names.
Lady Mary: Well then you simply must call me Mary.
I smile and nod.
Adam: This is a very magnificent house, every inch is just as beautiful as the last.
Mary: You are too kind.
Adam: Perhaps you would like to give me a tour?
Mary: Why it would be my pleasure Adam, where would you like to start?
Adam: How about where we are?
Mary: Very well.
I see her smile and we walk around the entrance hall where she tells me all about her childhood.
Mary's POV:
I was showing Adam the entrance hall and telling him all about my childhood, he was very easy to talk to, it was very nice.
We had been walking for what did not feel like that long but we had lost track of the time and we heard the dressing gong being rung by Carson.
Mary: My is it that time already?
Adam: We must of lost track of the time, it certainly does fly by.
Mary: Indeed
Adam: Well, I suppose I shall see you at dinner then, thank you for the tour.
I look at his shining smiling blue eyes and his friendly smile.
Mary: Yes, I will see you at dinner.
