Oh, empty my heart
That he did not immediately bite her face off was a very good sign, and Seren relaxed with a little sigh of relief. The expression only grew when her friend seemed to be second-guessing the decision he'd been so adamant about a moment before.
"You are important," she assured him. "To m- many people." Stuttering, she rushed on, color creeping up her cheeks - she'd almost said something completely outrageous. "Though perhaps in the big scheme of things... not as much as you used to be." Alpha no longer, the close confidante of Mune no more. The qualities were still there, and Seren had no doubt that her friend would still be worthy in every way of reforging connections like those... but he had time against him.
"I think a letter might be much wiser, if you think they would be truthful. You would be safe, and the other person get to be free with their words... though, of course you do lose out on the chance to see the Voice." A faint shudder at the idea made Seren rub her arms. She'd heard too many horror stories from her mother to ever want that, but... Sah was of course free to do as he wished. "I... do hope that you will get the answers you are looking for."
Biting her lip, the girl frowned down at her hands. "If you want... to get it done faster. My uncle is here. And his husband... You could try asking Nate, if you'd like. Perhaps he would be willing to answer." Though the notion made her slightly uncomfortable, clear in the way her hands balled around the fabric of the shirt.
"You are important," she assured him. "To m- many people." Stuttering, she rushed on, color creeping up her cheeks - she'd almost said something completely outrageous. "Though perhaps in the big scheme of things... not as much as you used to be." Alpha no longer, the close confidante of Mune no more. The qualities were still there, and Seren had no doubt that her friend would still be worthy in every way of reforging connections like those... but he had time against him.
"I think a letter might be much wiser, if you think they would be truthful. You would be safe, and the other person get to be free with their words... though, of course you do lose out on the chance to see the Voice." A faint shudder at the idea made Seren rub her arms. She'd heard too many horror stories from her mother to ever want that, but... Sah was of course free to do as he wished. "I... do hope that you will get the answers you are looking for."
Biting her lip, the girl frowned down at her hands. "If you want... to get it done faster. My uncle is here. And his husband... You could try asking Nate, if you'd like. Perhaps he would be willing to answer." Though the notion made her slightly uncomfortable, clear in the way her hands balled around the fabric of the shirt.
I've got to make room for this feeling
SEREN
