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Modesty ran strong in the Marino family; Alexey had come to realize that overtime, throughout her occasional discussions with the Commander and now, with her young daughter. Cambria did not embellish her knowledge, and such a sincere personality could only be rewarded with boundless trust. The chocolate youth’s embarrassment was uncalled for; if one considered the fact that she already knew more about the art of healing than Lexey, who was at least twice her age. With puckered brows, she provided a soft shake of her head. “I’m sure you’ll exceed in whatever you do, Cambi. Don’t ever doubt yourself.” she lightly chastised, throwing in a smile for good measure. The girl had a heart of gold.
“I can bring you some books from the library in Wolfville, if you’d like.” She liked that alternative; it brought no harm upon the teenager, and she would indirectly contribute to a good cause. Perhaps, one day, Cambria would cure a Dahlian puppy in need. Illnesses were not uncommon. And with a demented Rosen at the head of their pack, danger was an unfortunate reality they all had to live with. She would add this to her repertoire of things to do next time she took a trip down south, down where the land of Dreamers lay; a place where she could, if only for a small moment in time, find peace of mind.
Cambria’s bewilderment was revealed through both her expression and vocal response, prompting a wave of humiliation to wash over the Koios woman. She should’ve expected confusion from the girl; this wasn’t something Savina would have exposed her daughter to. Even Conor, who’d seen numerous atrocities in his lifetime, could not understand the trouble in which they were getting into. “It isn’t right for us to love each other like,” she paused, trying to find a paradigm the Cadet would understand. “Like your mom and dad do.” Confiding in the teenager had lifted a weight off her shoulders, but only for a brief moment. Remorse came next. Why was she exposing Cambria to her wicked reality?
Modesty ran strong in the Marino family; Alexey had come to realize that overtime, throughout her occasional discussions with the Commander and now, with her young daughter. Cambria did not embellish her knowledge, and such a sincere personality could only be rewarded with boundless trust. The chocolate youth’s embarrassment was uncalled for; if one considered the fact that she already knew more about the art of healing than Lexey, who was at least twice her age. With puckered brows, she provided a soft shake of her head. “I’m sure you’ll exceed in whatever you do, Cambi. Don’t ever doubt yourself.” she lightly chastised, throwing in a smile for good measure. The girl had a heart of gold.
“I can bring you some books from the library in Wolfville, if you’d like.” She liked that alternative; it brought no harm upon the teenager, and she would indirectly contribute to a good cause. Perhaps, one day, Cambria would cure a Dahlian puppy in need. Illnesses were not uncommon. And with a demented Rosen at the head of their pack, danger was an unfortunate reality they all had to live with. She would add this to her repertoire of things to do next time she took a trip down south, down where the land of Dreamers lay; a place where she could, if only for a small moment in time, find peace of mind.
Cambria’s bewilderment was revealed through both her expression and vocal response, prompting a wave of humiliation to wash over the Koios woman. She should’ve expected confusion from the girl; this wasn’t something Savina would have exposed her daughter to. Even Conor, who’d seen numerous atrocities in his lifetime, could not understand the trouble in which they were getting into. “It isn’t right for us to love each other like,” she paused, trying to find a paradigm the Cadet would understand. “Like your mom and dad do.” Confiding in the teenager had lifted a weight off her shoulders, but only for a brief moment. Remorse came next. Why was she exposing Cambria to her wicked reality?