Vervain
Unaware of the intended trickery or Remi’s frustration - because he had changed, no longer the gentle man with the innocent heart - Vai could only gaze across at him sadly, glancing over his shoulder back at the bonfires. ”I’d agree that being sat next to a fire or getting wasted would be a terrible use of your time,” she murmured, ”but what about getting things ready for when he comes back? He has made it this far,” she pointed out.
”If you go out there and something happens to you, what kind of state will he be in, feeling your heartbeat stop?” she asked, though really, the sort of relationship that Remi and Ronin had at this point was akin to two sinking ships. If one went down, the other wouldn’t be far behind. ”If he’d have needed you to go with him, he would have told you.”
”If you go out there and something happens to you, what kind of state will he be in, feeling your heartbeat stop?” she asked, though really, the sort of relationship that Remi and Ronin had at this point was akin to two sinking ships. If one went down, the other wouldn’t be far behind. ”If he’d have needed you to go with him, he would have told you.”
