// May the road rise up to meet you //
If looks could kill... but fortunately for the both of them Maea was a bit harder to get rid of than that. It didn't mean she didn't balk from the barely restrained fury however, and without her permission her gut began to constrict, tension building even before she understood what this was about. Only, even after Thalassa explained, Maea still didn't understand. She'd been under the impression that she told Thal all about the incident. Well, perhaps not all but everything that was relevant. And she had seemed disinterested at the time, not about to get herself involved any further. Had that changed..?
Glancing hastily down at the unfinished sandwich in her hand, Maea looked at Thalassa, then hastily cast around the room. "Of course, I'll tell you whatever you wish to know. Why don't you sit down, and tell me what you would like me to try to explain." Extending a hand to the couch group before the fireplace, Maea popped the remaining food into her mouth and went to fetch a second cup. There was no hard liquor in the house, so Thal would have to settle for tea. A pot already stood on the coffee table, no longer steaming; Maea made a point of refilling it and seating herself back down in her hastily vacated armchair before returning her full attention to her friend.
Glancing hastily down at the unfinished sandwich in her hand, Maea looked at Thalassa, then hastily cast around the room. "Of course, I'll tell you whatever you wish to know. Why don't you sit down, and tell me what you would like me to try to explain." Extending a hand to the couch group before the fireplace, Maea popped the remaining food into her mouth and went to fetch a second cup. There was no hard liquor in the house, so Thal would have to settle for tea. A pot already stood on the coffee table, no longer steaming; Maea made a point of refilling it and seating herself back down in her hastily vacated armchair before returning her full attention to her friend.
Maea
// May the wind be at your back //
