Maeve
Ray wasn't the only one who couldn't believe it. Never before had Maeve realized the quick passing of time. Not until she had Edmund. The changes happened daily and it would only be a matter of time before he was talking in full sentences and running about Torchline. Little did she know just how soon that would be. Maeve laughed softly at Edmund's declaration, calling out Ray's name as he toddled forward with her assistance, coming to a stop before the herbalist, giggling as she adjusted his hat. It didn't seem to matter. Wild curls still managed to stick out from beneath it no matter how many Ray tucked away.
Of course, Edmund couldn't really answer her yet, but he offered a gummy smile to her in response. The toddler reaching for her as he wiggled from Maeve's grip to cling to her legs instead. "Ap! Ap!" It was a close approximation of the word up, heavily tinged with the same accent that colored Maeve's words. Maeve smiled, straightening up to look at Ray, eyes flicking back and forth between her face and her son. "I'm doing well. Decided to bring him out to play in the snow before it got much too cold."
Of course, Edmund couldn't really answer her yet, but he offered a gummy smile to her in response. The toddler reaching for her as he wiggled from Maeve's grip to cling to her legs instead. "Ap! Ap!" It was a close approximation of the word up, heavily tinged with the same accent that colored Maeve's words. Maeve smiled, straightening up to look at Ray, eyes flicking back and forth between her face and her son. "I'm doing well. Decided to bring him out to play in the snow before it got much too cold."
the only heaven I'll be sent to
is when I'm along with you
is when I'm along with you
