05-29-2009, 10:10 AM
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Weeee.
The child spoke and Cercelee smiled at the properness of his greeting. Conor was unlike most children, she had already observed that, and in one way it was really charming. In another it was tragic. Quiet, polite, and he kept to himself. Rarely did she find him playing, and unlike Emwe who seemed constantly happy she didn’t much notice a smile gracing the boy’s face often. He seemed fragile, and in a way Cercelee compared him to Coli. Did Haku break all his children in such a manner? Emwe seemed unscathed but there was still time for that situation to change. The best they could do was damage control now, Haku seemed to work his magic as soon as his speed spread inside another’s womb.
“Good. I’m fine too.” The white lady smiled down at the boy, knowing that he was not really fine, but direct question weren’t always the best way with children. “How is your brother?” Breaking the ice with Emwe was easy, it was a bit thicker and colder with Conor. “And is Haku still sleeping? Did you slip out without his knowing?” Cercelee knew honestly that Haku probably rarely knew where his children were, but their conversation had to start somewhere and Cer’s words were so sincere no one would no she was playing dumb.
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Weeee.
The child spoke and Cercelee smiled at the properness of his greeting. Conor was unlike most children, she had already observed that, and in one way it was really charming. In another it was tragic. Quiet, polite, and he kept to himself. Rarely did she find him playing, and unlike Emwe who seemed constantly happy she didn’t much notice a smile gracing the boy’s face often. He seemed fragile, and in a way Cercelee compared him to Coli. Did Haku break all his children in such a manner? Emwe seemed unscathed but there was still time for that situation to change. The best they could do was damage control now, Haku seemed to work his magic as soon as his speed spread inside another’s womb.
“Good. I’m fine too.” The white lady smiled down at the boy, knowing that he was not really fine, but direct question weren’t always the best way with children. “How is your brother?” Breaking the ice with Emwe was easy, it was a bit thicker and colder with Conor. “And is Haku still sleeping? Did you slip out without his knowing?” Cercelee knew honestly that Haku probably rarely knew where his children were, but their conversation had to start somewhere and Cer’s words were so sincere no one would no she was playing dumb.
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