Maeve
It was a girlish wish. Something that Maeve likely wished for when she was a child. To have someone sweep her off her feet and for them to live happily ever after in a little house with kids of their own. It was what she had wanted more than anything, but life didn't work that way and magic mirrors weren't real. That's just the way things went, but Seren, made at least one wish come true.
Three cupcakes with only slightly smooshed icing appeared beside them, Maeve laughed softly at the sight of them, tempted to sit up and take one for herself. That was before she got distracted by her own line of questioning, caught up in what Seren had to say on the matter, surprised by the surge of jealousy she felt. Not only did Seren have a mother, but two fathers too. Safrin, Ronin, Remi... So many people to love and support her. How was that fair? Three parents all to herself when Maeve didn't even have one. It wasn't Seren's fault, but the green monster reared its head anyway, making her wish that she'd been so lucky.
"It must be nice... Even though you aren't always together. Just knowing you have them." Maeve murmured, turning over to look at Seren, offering her a small smile. The jealousy was already fading. She really was happy for her friend. Maeve knew that her parents loved her more than anything and despite the fact that Maeve never knew that love herself, she was relieved that Seren never had to experience that herself.
Three cupcakes with only slightly smooshed icing appeared beside them, Maeve laughed softly at the sight of them, tempted to sit up and take one for herself. That was before she got distracted by her own line of questioning, caught up in what Seren had to say on the matter, surprised by the surge of jealousy she felt. Not only did Seren have a mother, but two fathers too. Safrin, Ronin, Remi... So many people to love and support her. How was that fair? Three parents all to herself when Maeve didn't even have one. It wasn't Seren's fault, but the green monster reared its head anyway, making her wish that she'd been so lucky.
"It must be nice... Even though you aren't always together. Just knowing you have them." Maeve murmured, turning over to look at Seren, offering her a small smile. The jealousy was already fading. She really was happy for her friend. Maeve knew that her parents loved her more than anything and despite the fact that Maeve never knew that love herself, she was relieved that Seren never had to experience that herself.
And I was catching my breath
Staring out an open window
catching my death
Staring out an open window
catching my death
