Delta
Living with a big family was not a thing Delta was used to. Her mother had been long departed, leaving behind just her and her father, Maru. It made things slightly complicated and there were hard, lonely nights, but they tried to work with what they had. She was happy to have such a loving and caring father, the only real downside was that she had no idea what it felt like to have a sibling. It simply wasn't something she could relate to. "How old are you? And how old are your siblings?" Many others would ask unique questions, but she couldn't think of anything exciting at this moment. "Do you still tell each other stories even now? Do you live together?" So many questions, but none felt too personal in her eyes.
"The kinds of stories one enjoys is... a very important thing to know. It's a nice thing, as well. I think everyone should have a story to tell. Storytelling is very important." It was a small comment, but one she believed with her heart.
"The kinds of stories one enjoys is... a very important thing to know. It's a nice thing, as well. I think everyone should have a story to tell. Storytelling is very important." It was a small comment, but one she believed with her heart.
