Vervain
Vai could only agree - it probably wasn’t anything like the fish they had at home, and as he nestled closer into her shoulder she let her arm move around him again, letting out a long sigh. It was a mess, really; Remi leaving, Ronin in the Grounds, and the Greatwood feeling so far away. Both of them felt adrift, it seemed, though as Felix spoke about his father she couldn’t help but frown sadly, her free hand coming up to pull the blankets around them a little more.
”Your father didn’t come back wrong,” she told him gently. ”He was always wild, just like you.” The smile was audible in her voice. ”But that didn’t mean he loved you any less. Remi and Ronin will make it back, you wait and see. They’ve bounced back from worse than a night like this one.”
”Your father didn’t come back wrong,” she told him gently. ”He was always wild, just like you.” The smile was audible in her voice. ”But that didn’t mean he loved you any less. Remi and Ronin will make it back, you wait and see. They’ve bounced back from worse than a night like this one.”
