Vervain
”I got to watch you two as awkward friends here in Caido, before you fell into each other. Adorable as it was, I think the entire world breathed its relief when it finally happened.” Vai grinned at him, pleasantly warmed by the heat of him against her. ”Hold him tight then, Remi. You found him, so don’t ever let go.” She kissed his curls, attention drawn briefly by a purr of thunder overhead.
Scoffing at his dark premonitions, Vai couldn’t help herself, and when she spoke she sounded certain. ”No, I don’t think that day will ever come,” she said simply. ”I think you and Ronin would lay down your weapons and your allegiances and go down together, rather than be at odds with one another.”
Scoffing at his dark premonitions, Vai couldn’t help herself, and when she spoke she sounded certain. ”No, I don’t think that day will ever come,” she said simply. ”I think you and Ronin would lay down your weapons and your allegiances and go down together, rather than be at odds with one another.”
