I swear I still believe but I don't know
The smile was offputting - Ronin remembered a similar smile once when he had been standing in the tavern in Northaven, back when he had been a soldier and Saiden, presumably, had been a crook. And then nearly his once upon a time in a different life brother-in-law. Huh. Making a noncommital noise in the back of his throat and chucking back the rest of his drink as planned, Sugar let out a soft coo of disappointment when he did, indeed, tap the bar for another drink alongside the Hali.
It was not every day that you ran into... well... whatever his mind tried to wrap its head around when it came to Saiden. He kept his eyes on the other man as he received his own drink as well, careful not to hold it too hard lest it smash. "I mourn my daughter," he muttered. "And your sister."
It was not every day that you ran into... well... whatever his mind tried to wrap its head around when it came to Saiden. He kept his eyes on the other man as he received his own drink as well, careful not to hold it too hard lest it smash. "I mourn my daughter," he muttered. "And your sister."
the dark star
