Glitter in the sky, glitter in my eye, shining just the way I like
Leaning her head down to rest a cheek against the top of Maeve's head, Seren didn't know what to say. It seemed like an easy choice to her, who stood on the outside. Locke, or the Halenani? Seren knew what she would go for. But then, it was not her project. Not she who had been working day and night for over a season to rebuild. It wasn't her who had to potentially pick between a career or a love that must be quite fragile, for things like this to topple it.
"I have faith in you," she whispered, for Maeve's ears only. "No matter what happens, I will always stay with you." It was not the same, of course. Friends did not lovers make. At least not in this case. But perhaps it was enough, to tide this woman over until all the answers were laid out for examination.
Straightening, Seren kept an arm about Maeve even as she reached for a bottle of something that seemed a touch stronger than what they'd had so far. Filling both of their cups, she raised hers to Maeve in salute.
"Let's forget about troubles for a little while, shall we? This is a party - and I am on a mission to laugh until it ends."
"I have faith in you," she whispered, for Maeve's ears only. "No matter what happens, I will always stay with you." It was not the same, of course. Friends did not lovers make. At least not in this case. But perhaps it was enough, to tide this woman over until all the answers were laid out for examination.
Straightening, Seren kept an arm about Maeve even as she reached for a bottle of something that seemed a touch stronger than what they'd had so far. Filling both of their cups, she raised hers to Maeve in salute.
"Let's forget about troubles for a little while, shall we? This is a party - and I am on a mission to laugh until it ends."
Seren
