Paige
Paige didn't really know what friction burns were, but the way he explained them made sense and she nodded. "I got those before. When I played in the water at the beach and then ran around." She told him, taking off the blanket and giving it back to him so he could tuck it away in his bag, feeling to make sure her clothes were fairly dry before giving him another nod. "M'ready."
She tilted her head at his question, "I live in Torchline. In a really big house. It's Auntie Maeve's house. Do you know it?" Maybe he did if he knew Miss Seren. It would make it much easier to get home if he knew where they were going. Paige reached out to take his hand, sticking close to his side as she craned her neck to look up at him, eyes wide. "You know how to get back, right?"
She tilted her head at his question, "I live in Torchline. In a really big house. It's Auntie Maeve's house. Do you know it?" Maybe he did if he knew Miss Seren. It would make it much easier to get home if he knew where they were going. Paige reached out to take his hand, sticking close to his side as she craned her neck to look up at him, eyes wide. "You know how to get back, right?"
Life was a willow and it bent right to your wind
They count me out time and time again
They count me out time and time again
