Delphine
Delphine drifted into silence, before she moved to stand, patting the lynx one more time before she was on her feet, books in hand. She needed to return them. Zariah would have called her ditzy, for chatting to a lynx she was pretty sure was a shifter.
But she hadn't said anything that was a secret. She waved to the lynx, and moved to the library door, to replace her books on the shelves and choose another book or three. Most of the ones she wanted were high on the shelves, and she wasn't going to ask Neron for help again, if she ran into him.
Before she entered, she smiled softly, "Maybe there's some things about people you just can't fix." She told the big cat, with a shrug, and then she disappeared into the library.
But she hadn't said anything that was a secret. She waved to the lynx, and moved to the library door, to replace her books on the shelves and choose another book or three. Most of the ones she wanted were high on the shelves, and she wasn't going to ask Neron for help again, if she ran into him.
Before she entered, she smiled softly, "Maybe there's some things about people you just can't fix." She told the big cat, with a shrug, and then she disappeared into the library.
Let me make you smile, darling.
