Liam
And I feel like my castle's crumbling down
And I watch all my bridges burn to the ground
And I watch all my bridges burn to the ground
Maea was right; if she asked, Liam would only wave her off, staunchly determined that this was just what friends did - and that if she was so concerned about being indebted to him, what were her other friends like that they expected reciprocation for even the smallest of kindnesses? It was in Liam’s nature to be giving. It always had been, and it probably always would be. Maea would have to get used to that, or theirs would be a short friendship indeed.
Liam listened to her plan, such as it was, with a healthy dose of skepticism. He believed her when she said it wouldn’t kill her - after seeing her shifts, he was convinced that it would take something extraordinary indeed to do so - but that didn’t mean that she’d be comfortable. But she’d already said no to his offer twice, and he wasn’t the type to pressure her. He’d just have to trust that she knew what she was doing, whether he liked it or not.
”Just let me know where to meet you in the mornings,” he said. If he couldn’t protect her while she slept, he could at least accompany her while she searched. That much, at least, could stay the same.
Liam listened to her plan, such as it was, with a healthy dose of skepticism. He believed her when she said it wouldn’t kill her - after seeing her shifts, he was convinced that it would take something extraordinary indeed to do so - but that didn’t mean that she’d be comfortable. But she’d already said no to his offer twice, and he wasn’t the type to pressure her. He’d just have to trust that she knew what she was doing, whether he liked it or not.
”Just let me know where to meet you in the mornings,” he said. If he couldn’t protect her while she slept, he could at least accompany her while she searched. That much, at least, could stay the same.
And you don't want to know me, I will just let you down
You don't wanna know me now
You don't wanna know me now
