Maea
I feel it in the wind, my dear
The sun is gonna reappear
The sun is gonna reappear
She squinted at him, not sure if she believed that. But so far he really had been honest with her, to a fault. That he knew Kiada's story mollified her at least in part, enough to sit back down. "That's fine then. My bad."
Diving back into the conversation, she shrugged at his turned back, keeping her eyes to herself out of respect for his privacy as much to spare herself any embarrassment. "I died in an accident. Mort doesn't send people back just because they left something unfinished, it's just not how it works. Like you say, death is just life - and I turned my back on both. They owe me nothing." She was about to elaborate on her views on the value of all things, but was interrupted by the muttered curse.
"What are you doing?" she wondered with a frown, finally setting herself above propriety to see what the cause of his distress was. A little peeved that he wasn't listening, not to mention worried when the tang of blood reached her nose.
Diving back into the conversation, she shrugged at his turned back, keeping her eyes to herself out of respect for his privacy as much to spare herself any embarrassment. "I died in an accident. Mort doesn't send people back just because they left something unfinished, it's just not how it works. Like you say, death is just life - and I turned my back on both. They owe me nothing." She was about to elaborate on her views on the value of all things, but was interrupted by the muttered curse.
"What are you doing?" she wondered with a frown, finally setting herself above propriety to see what the cause of his distress was. A little peeved that he wasn't listening, not to mention worried when the tang of blood reached her nose.
Good days are gonna come along
Hold on, hold on!
Hold on, hold on!
