[ Trahearne, in fact, knows absolutely nothing about her relationship with Dohalim. Isn't she lucky?
He watches her, sensing she might not be very happy with the conversation, but he still thinks it's worth saying out loud. Regardless, he won't keep prodding the topic for any longer than he needs to. ]
It's only natural we worry for the people we care about.
[ When he says that, he can't help but smile wryly to himself. He certainly spends a lot of his time worrying about things. He cares, yes--or does it come from a place of obligation and duty? Even after all this time, he still hasn't figured that out yet.
He observes her as she stands. Seisyll, with her target (Beatrix's face) now out of reach, begins to weave between her legs.
With a nod, and a small, satisfied smile, he turns back to the groceries. ] You know what's best for you. [ As a colleague, ally, and equal, he won't fuss over Beatrix like he does the younger cohort. With the bag empty, he begins folding it to put it away. ] But if you ever need me, you know where to find me.
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He watches her, sensing she might not be very happy with the conversation, but he still thinks it's worth saying out loud. Regardless, he won't keep prodding the topic for any longer than he needs to. ]
It's only natural we worry for the people we care about.
[ When he says that, he can't help but smile wryly to himself. He certainly spends a lot of his time worrying about things. He cares, yes--or does it come from a place of obligation and duty? Even after all this time, he still hasn't figured that out yet.
He observes her as she stands. Seisyll, with her target (Beatrix's face) now out of reach, begins to weave between her legs.
With a nod, and a small, satisfied smile, he turns back to the groceries. ] You know what's best for you. [ As a colleague, ally, and equal, he won't fuss over Beatrix like he does the younger cohort. With the bag empty, he begins folding it to put it away. ] But if you ever need me, you know where to find me.