(I know that line was used in several older books but I don't remember which. That or I heard or read it elsewhere and thank you)(Sounds intresting)

"Of course I'll be here waiting and watching."

(I wish I could reccomend that musical, but there are several... not-kid-friendly lyrics and a very suggestive scene. Because otherwise, I really enjoyed it. I dunno. Read some reviews and watch with an adult if you want.)
(Yeah, maybe it was. That was the first time I read it though, heh.)

Collin nodded. "Until then." He spoke before tapping his heels to Noble's side. "Off we go."

(Alright then thank you)
(TIme skip to when Collin gets there?)

(Yeah.)

"I think this is it." Collin slid down from Noble's back and looked around. "No stalls..." He noticed. "...Hm. I should've figured. Can you wait here a while? I'll find someplace to bed you down later." He told Noble, who whinnied in agreement. "Thank you." Collin sighed before walking towards the door. He gave it a brief knock, then stepped back and waited, ears perked up attentively.

Skipper opens the door his injured leg still in a cast, "What do you want?"

Collin blinked upon noticing his leg. "Er, sorry to bother Douglas sir." He said respectfully. "I came to talk, but if you don't want any company right now, I'm not here on urgent bussiness. I could come back another day.

"Wrong house knight,'' Skipper growls, "I'm Douglas's brother, Skipper. Douglas's house is the one with the lean to for horses he has one." He points west, "That way the next house okay?"

Collin nodded. "Oh. Thank you then." He responded.

Skipper huffs and closes the door, "You're welcome."

Collin winced slightly as the door was slammed shut before pivioting on his heel and walking back towards Noble. "Well then."