LOREN
No Remi did not smell. Surely the Attuned, with his many animal forms, would have noticed before Loren did if that had actually been the case. However, again, the Launceleyn didn’t respond to those comments (though he felt a pang at the thought of the alchemist alone in the bed he was supposed to be sharing with his blighted husband). Instead, the summoner just searched the other man’s eyes and face for any sign of distress. The last thing Loren wanted to do was upset Remi.
Perhaps that’s why the Launceleyn’s voice came out as gently and as understanding as it did. ”You said you loved me. And I said I loved you.” It sounded simple. But it was very, very complicated indeed, and the summoner could see very few ways out of this, and none that would make everyone happy.
And as always, he’d put the happiness of others above his own.
Perhaps that’s why the Launceleyn’s voice came out as gently and as understanding as it did. ”You said you loved me. And I said I loved you.” It sounded simple. But it was very, very complicated indeed, and the summoner could see very few ways out of this, and none that would make everyone happy.
And as always, he’d put the happiness of others above his own.
But don’t be weary if it’s broken
Families are like that—
they’re split up and always torn.
