The Grey Tower

Liaran nodded. "Not now," she agreed. "But soon." Looking into Haeden's eyes, she knew leaving was the right thing to do, but the Aes Sedai still had every intention of holding Hiron accountable for what he'd done to her Warder tonight. She let her hand slide off of Haeden's shoulder and tried to get to her feet. Her head still hurt, and moving made her feel dizzy. She grabbed Haeden's arm to steady herself with a murmured apology. Once she'd found her balance again, Liaran walked slowly across the room to gather her things. She pulled on the same riding dress she'd worn earlier in the day, then lowered herself to the floor to put on her boots.

She stood slowly, putting away the few items she'd had out. She never traveled with much, so it took very little time before she was ready to leave. With her bag in one hand, Liaran moved towards the door with small, careful steps, leaning against the wall once she got there. Once Haeden joined her, she smiled up at him. "Let's go home," she said.