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_____Distantly she heard a door shut and footsteps move through the mansion, eventually making their way louder and louder until they had stopped just outside of the doorway where she was. About the time Corona pulled her arm from her eyes to look through the dust to see who it was, he spoke. Samuel's words draw a long and thin smile across her muzzle, quite amused that he would refer to her as a ghost. It was so very true, she was very much the ghost as far as their family went. The one who was there and then was gone again.
_____“It's been a while, Samael,&rdquo she mused, sitting up on the settee and drawing in her younger brother's appearance in the dim light. Like so many of Kaena's children, he too was quite handsome in the low light. Much older than the last time she had seen him, so very grown up all of a sudden. Time had slipped through her hands like grains of sand, but the distaste for her younger siblings had gone away with it. But of course, like everything else, she was unsure of just how warm of a reception she would get from that same family, being the one who had continuously strayed.
_____Distantly she heard a door shut and footsteps move through the mansion, eventually making their way louder and louder until they had stopped just outside of the doorway where she was. About the time Corona pulled her arm from her eyes to look through the dust to see who it was, he spoke. Samuel's words draw a long and thin smile across her muzzle, quite amused that he would refer to her as a ghost. It was so very true, she was very much the ghost as far as their family went. The one who was there and then was gone again.
_____“It's been a while, Samael,&rdquo she mused, sitting up on the settee and drawing in her younger brother's appearance in the dim light. Like so many of Kaena's children, he too was quite handsome in the low light. Much older than the last time she had seen him, so very grown up all of a sudden. Time had slipped through her hands like grains of sand, but the distaste for her younger siblings had gone away with it. But of course, like everything else, she was unsure of just how warm of a reception she would get from that same family, being the one who had continuously strayed.