hung high and dry, where no one can see
if there's no one to blame, blame it on me
A knowing nod is sent his way as they round about the beginning of the Manor. She takes a moment to drink it in – having been here a few times since her escape. She wonders if Loren’s ever gotten around to fixing the bathroom she’d escaped from – or if it had missed its chance when LongNight hit. Her gaze drifts further down when she notices the light sprucing of water, added to the parched plants in the sweltering sun, and she looks back to Neron with a light smile. “I hope so, too.” Her voice is a bit softer here – thankful for the offering he’s given.
He goes to open the door, and Rexanna pauses to let him – lowering her parasol with practice, she sets it along the entry way and smiles lightly – a dip of her head. “Thanks.” Stepping within the entry way, she fixes her gaze back at Neron at the question. “It is. Zariah and Edrei started it if I recall correctly, and then when Zariah disappeared and Edrei passed, Loren managed to reappear.” A small shrug. “He took it over in the hopes of making it… Less daunting. It’s had a bit of a stain on its history, he’s trying to make it better.”
There’s a brighter, honest smile that crosses her face when she looks back to him. “It’s been working well, so far.” And it had, opening up the doors for people without a home, giving them a place to get onto their feet.
He goes to open the door, and Rexanna pauses to let him – lowering her parasol with practice, she sets it along the entry way and smiles lightly – a dip of her head. “Thanks.” Stepping within the entry way, she fixes her gaze back at Neron at the question. “It is. Zariah and Edrei started it if I recall correctly, and then when Zariah disappeared and Edrei passed, Loren managed to reappear.” A small shrug. “He took it over in the hopes of making it… Less daunting. It’s had a bit of a stain on its history, he’s trying to make it better.”
There’s a brighter, honest smile that crosses her face when she looks back to him. “It’s been working well, so far.” And it had, opening up the doors for people without a home, giving them a place to get onto their feet.
storm in the sky, fire in the streets
if there's nothing but pain, put it on me
REXANNA
