My Storm And My Silence:East India Empire #1

The Spectator

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Kamini's POV:

It seemed like it took hours upon hours for them to teach us on women's suffragism.

Patsy gave everyone practice lessons on how to stab your partner quickly and smoothly.

"It's all in your wrists, see Lilly and I are professionals by now because we've done it so much."

Then Flora listed all the rules of a suffragette girl.

"Number 50: You must never. Ever! Fall in love with a chauvinist! Unless, he's that darn handsome!"

I thought I saw Lillian flinch the slightest but I must've been just sitting in the sun too long.

Then there was Lillian demonstrating on how to give a very successful speech for women's rights to vote.

"We are equal! We are not beneath! We do not have a brain the size of a peanut! Hail Queen, Victoria!"

I noted from her rant, that to save your face during a suffragette speech shout, 'Hail Queen Victoria!' That way they have no choice but to agree.

A few hours after that we just continued to chat and Lilly promised to introduce me and my sister to her sister called...Stella, Bella I believe.

She excused herself from our circle and said that her aunt demanded her to be in before midnight.

I glanced at the sky and it shined a golden orange in the evening sky.

The sun was going down slowly as a Giant's sleepy head.

Bald head.

I giggled to myself.

I need to be more mature.

You could say that again.

Ugh!

I turned to the girls that remained.

"Lately she's been very busy. Don't sweat it. She has good reasons."

Before I could ask what was it that she was doing, Patsy held up a hand to stop me.

"Trust. True friends learn to trust that their friends make the right decisions." She smiled at me.

I looked at the sunset again contemplating what she said.

I then felt someone hit my shoulder.

"Whoever reaches home first before the sun set gets to lead the way for the next suffragists movement!" Flora giggled.

Flora frowned suddenly standing to her feet.

Her eyes darted between me and Nina.

"Hey, that's not fair, they have a carriage!" She whined.

I looked towards where the carriage was supposed to be.

But there was no carriage in sight.

My stomach dropped.