The Archer's Heart
“Baram certainly had been. He’d almost punched Jandu for leaving, but Suraya restrained him, cautioning that a bruise would look bad at the formal ceremony.Jandu got no chance to speak with Yudar the night he arrived home, as Yudar meditated in the palace temple. Therefore he sought Yudar the following morning, as his brother dressed into his formal wear alone. “I’m glad you’re here,” was Yudar’s only comment. His expression showed the anxiety that an entire night’s meditation had not erased. “W...here are your servants?” Jandu asked.“I sent them away. I wanted some quiet.” Yudar looked over at Jandu and smiled almost ruefully. “You aren’t the only one who occasionally requires solitude.”“Do you want me to leave?” Jandu asked.“No. Stay.” Yudar smiled at him. “I mean it, it’s good to have you here. I feel like I’m missing something precious when you’re not around.”“Flatterer.” Jandu turned to Yudar’s full-length mirror and adjusted his breastplate.MoreLess
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