Anilyia
“Lights from scattered dwellings cast a glow throughout the forest. Tathan looked unhappy and Liselle became instantly irritated by that fact. “Hello, Cousin,” she said with a hint of challenge.
“Hi.” It looked like he was about to say more, but restrained himself. “It’s good to see you,” he said, standing as they walked up. He reached out to give Liselle a hug, which surprised her. Tathan wasn’t one for displays of affection.
“It’s good to see you too.” Liselle returned the hug then looked at h...im, puzzled.
He sighed and stepped back with a shrug. “I was worried about you. I know you can take care of yourself, but I still worry.”
Liselle’s eyes narrowed. “You’re right. I can take care of myself. There’s no need for you to worry,”
she told him in a firm voice.
Tathan frowned. “Don’t talk to me like that, Cousin. I’m not being condescending.”
His tone surprised her. Tathan had never spoken harshly to her that she could remember. “What do you mean?”MoreLess
“Hi.” It looked like he was about to say more, but restrained himself. “It’s good to see you,” he said, standing as they walked up. He reached out to give Liselle a hug, which surprised her. Tathan wasn’t one for displays of affection.
“It’s good to see you too.” Liselle returned the hug then looked at h...im, puzzled.
He sighed and stepped back with a shrug. “I was worried about you. I know you can take care of yourself, but I still worry.”
Liselle’s eyes narrowed. “You’re right. I can take care of myself. There’s no need for you to worry,”
she told him in a firm voice.
Tathan frowned. “Don’t talk to me like that, Cousin. I’m not being condescending.”
His tone surprised her. Tathan had never spoken harshly to her that she could remember. “What do you mean?”MoreLess
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