Shady

“No.” Ki’nuu shook her head. “But Aeron mentioned them to me in passing before.”

(Hmm no strong preference? Maybe back north? I don’t have much to add to my guys here until they get an external stimulus… unless you’ve got a different preference?)

(Good with me! Where to?)

(That’s fair ^^ honestly she’s not very well developed yet. Like I’m on draft 4 of Jerica and draft 2 of Ky but haven’t managed to get a completed draft ...

“Yes papa.” Lia dipped her head, resolving to warn Rana that her options were between the people Papa picked for her and the military. That may help give her perspective ...

Lia nodded carefully. “That… makes sense… but… she may be… more compliant… if she had a say in the pairing? Since she has to live with him until she dies?”

Lia nodded in agreement. “I don’t think I’d want to get married…….. or Rana….”

(Haha poor Ki’nuu is just like ‘this is such a frustrating being’ and doesn’t know what to do with him) Ki’nuu hummed for a moment. “Beck, is it?”

Lia nodded at that, relaxing a bit. “Yes, Papa.” Thank gods. She didn’t want to get married. At least not yet.

She hesitated a long moment, not sure how to respond to that. He was right. She’d bottle it all up, like she always did. And then a thought struck her ...

Anxiety clutched at Lia’s gut. How could she stop this? Papa was serious enough about that he’d been talking to his General? Oh that wasn’t good. That wasn’t good at ...

Ki’nuu was only partially satisfied by that. It was clear the little fae was putting on a different face around his daughter than he did when they were alone. And ...

Lia gave the tiniest tentative nod of agreement and sipped her tea, grateful the general didn’t seem upset. Rana was gonna be in so much trouble for embarrassing Papa in ...

Lia was sitting very, very still with wide eyes, not sure what had just happened or how to fix it. She’d thought maybe if Rana got married to Lord Tarr ...

Ki’nuu cast an annoyed glance at him but looked back at Tove with a more metered expression. “Well, at first, the cu-sith. Then to warn you your father is threatening ...