LOREN
Remi might not say it, but he’d grown. And not just physically and mentally and magically (though he had in all those areas and more). More fundamentally, the freedom he’d found in Caido let him become the joyous and brilliant person he had always been inside. Now everyone could see it. See what Loren had known all along.
Ah, regret. It tasted bittersweet, and the Launceleyn could live with it. He'd certainly spent his whole life with nothing but regrets, or at least that's what it often felt like. As the other man came closer and reached out, the summoner laid his own palm atop Remi’s. ”Because we’re not the only two whose feelings matter.”
Ah, regret. It tasted bittersweet, and the Launceleyn could live with it. He'd certainly spent his whole life with nothing but regrets, or at least that's what it often felt like. As the other man came closer and reached out, the summoner laid his own palm atop Remi’s. ”Because we’re not the only two whose feelings matter.”
But don’t be weary if it’s broken
Families are like that—
they’re split up and always torn.
