(( as to the comment .... "Tugging the item out, her eyes confused as she grasps a lacy garment of sorts and holds it up against her. Her cheeks turning bright pink as she notices certain, vital areas...of the garment are missing. " ... I am not sure those existed in the era surounding MacLaaran RP LOL ... though for grins.. ))
Hearing a rucus bout the castle and Serenitee's shoppe, it became obvious that SOMEONE had swapped crate labels. Tris.. did you do that???
William then headed directly to the dungeon to check the crates left there... and sure enough.. Serenitee's fancy decorative lace bundles were in one of those crates. So, William personally carried that crate to Serenitee's shoppe with redfaced apologies for shipment mixup.
"It appears We be the brunt of someones joke." apologized William. "Would Prae or Tris be the culprit of such?" Setting the right crate down on the shoppe counter, "I believe this be the crate Ye be looking for." Then with a mischievious grin, William asked Serenitee, "Please, nay a word of this mixup and I will see if the culprit can be found."
Checking over the other crate carefuly .. seeing the quite unusual items packed within.... was nay sure if I should take it to the stable or the dungeon... though the outfits very strongly suggested the dungeon.
Again apologizing for the mixup, William then took the strange crate to the dungeon and started hanging the various "hardware" on the walls and made the "outfits" available on a table to any servant lass willing to dare enter the dimly lit dungeon.
William then dashed up the stairs to the main hall, finding a quill and blank parchment, didst scribe a note and tacked it to the entrance side of the servants entrance door simply stating:
Outfits for any daring servant lass
can be found in the dungeon,
if ye should dare enter alone
and find one that fits.
Then chuckling that this may give Tris an opportunity to hide in the shadows of the dungeon, didst slip a note under Tris's Chamber door:
Yer Voyeristic Dreams
May Come True
If Ye Hide
In The Dungeon
When Guard Duty
Beacons Not
Both notes were very carefully printed in block form as to cover any hint of the note author and both notes were NOT signed.
Then slipping out a side door so as to not be seen, didst return to Mine Love at Our Cottage home and trying to act as if I had only been out for a leisurely walk whilest Mine Love rested from what ever ailed Her the night before.