Cordelia
Yes, they were. Cordelia hisses along the bond, clearly just as upset as he was about the whole ordeal. She's just as lost as you are, Noah. Give her a bit of grace. Marcus's arms wrap around her neck and she doesn't hesitate to hold him close, tucking him beneath her chin like she did when he was a babe. Her lips purse against the crown of his head as her eyes narrow towards her mother.
"Of course not!" She snaps towards her husband, growling low in her throat as every instinct rages in her to protect her babies. Cordelia releases her son so that Noah may look him over to as she stalks towards her parents. "You were supposed to keep them close. To watch them. Not let them run off!" Claws begin to press into her palms from her fingers as her parents stand before her, rightfully fearful of their daughter in this moment. "This is the worst time possible for them to age! You know what just appeared in our sky. The new danger it brings."
Her daughter reaches out tentatively for her mother's shirt sleeve, blue eyes wide and bright like her fathers. "I'm sorry, momma... We weren't trying to cause any trouble."
"Of course not!" She snaps towards her husband, growling low in her throat as every instinct rages in her to protect her babies. Cordelia releases her son so that Noah may look him over to as she stalks towards her parents. "You were supposed to keep them close. To watch them. Not let them run off!" Claws begin to press into her palms from her fingers as her parents stand before her, rightfully fearful of their daughter in this moment. "This is the worst time possible for them to age! You know what just appeared in our sky. The new danger it brings."
Her daughter reaches out tentatively for her mother's shirt sleeve, blue eyes wide and bright like her fathers. "I'm sorry, momma... We weren't trying to cause any trouble."
'Cause darling, it was good // Never looking down
And right there where we stood // Was holy ground
And right there where we stood // Was holy ground
