Comfort's Haven was a truly incredible inn. It sat neatly at the very edge of the quiet country village, just a short carriage ride away from the Oakridge Manor. The environment was very clean, quiet, and completely comfortable to stay in. The floors were swept twice a day, the windows were clear, and the beds were stuffed with fresh, soft feathers.
However, it was also very expensive. It was the kind of inn where wealthy merchants and traveling gentlemen stayed when they passed through the county. But Rowan did not care about the cost. He spared absolutely no expense to get the best room in the entire building and a private servant for himself. He wanted his lodgings to be perfect while he stayed in the country to court his woman.
The sun was climbing high in the afternoon sky as Rowan's carriage stopped at the front of the inn.
