Who was it that led you on
And makes you want to hurt me so?
And makes you want to hurt me so?
In truth, Liam wasn't talkative because there wasn't much for him to say about his day. Now that the endless search for roses had come to its completion - at least for him - his days felt rather empty. He'd always hated the feeling of twiddling his thumbs and waiting for something to happen, and this was no different. But he also didn't want to bring down their dinner with his feelings of restlessness.
The soldier nodded at Maea's points, enjoying his meal as she spoke. "Could be the season, too. Torchline's more of a Longheat destination." What with its pristine beaches and cooling sea breeze. Here, amongst the Greatwood, he was just happy to have shade to stay under. The thick canopy of leaves overhead at least kept them cooler than other regions.
At the mention of the pool party, Liam stilled. They hadn't spoken again about the Family since that day, and he'd been too nervous to bring it up for fear that Maea would decline to accompany him to Stormbreak. What she didn't understand was that joining the Family was the only way that he could ensure she was protected in the days to come, and that he would do anything to ensure that she joined him as their Friend.
"Perhaps," he said after a moment. "The Family's Friends are perfectly safe, though." Not, perhaps, a subtle invitation, but then Liam was never known for his guile.
The soldier nodded at Maea's points, enjoying his meal as she spoke. "Could be the season, too. Torchline's more of a Longheat destination." What with its pristine beaches and cooling sea breeze. Here, amongst the Greatwood, he was just happy to have shade to stay under. The thick canopy of leaves overhead at least kept them cooler than other regions.
At the mention of the pool party, Liam stilled. They hadn't spoken again about the Family since that day, and he'd been too nervous to bring it up for fear that Maea would decline to accompany him to Stormbreak. What she didn't understand was that joining the Family was the only way that he could ensure she was protected in the days to come, and that he would do anything to ensure that she joined him as their Friend.
"Perhaps," he said after a moment. "The Family's Friends are perfectly safe, though." Not, perhaps, a subtle invitation, but then Liam was never known for his guile.
Who do you want to forget?
Who forgot you long ago?
Who forgot you long ago?
Liam
