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"you really do have the diet of a 7 year old with a liquor license" ~ Atticus

  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Two Crows Watch from the Gallows Tree (part 12)

    “No doubt,” Aashi agreed with a nod. “… I think I’m a little afraid of how to help Tasia understand the birth, and why I’m not going to be able ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Two Crows Watch from the Gallows Tree (part 12)

    Aashi silently took a deep breath and dipped her head. She didn’t like that. Didn’t like being told not to interfere. It wasn’t anything like who she was as a ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Two Crows Watch from the Gallows Tree (part 12)

    Aashi looked at her helplessly, glancing back at Ky briefly. Should they… say something? Do something? She’d never watched a grown adult refuse to eat before; it seemed wildly offensive ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Two Crows Watch from the Gallows Tree (part 12)

    Ky sat staring at her plate for many long, long moments, feeling progressively weaker and shakier. There was no chance she was finishing this. No. Chance. So instead she did ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Two Crows Watch from the Gallows Tree (part 12)

    Ky forced herself to take a deep breath, then test the potato like she’d theorized, cutting a large chunk and swallowing it still mostly whole. She drank a bit of ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Of Crows and Songbirds (Part 2)

    Ky wanted to leave. She mucked around until she hurt her own feelings; why had she thought it was a good idea to bring up Mama? It never was. Never. ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Two Crows Watch from the Gallows Tree (part 12)

    “…oh.” She glanced at him, then back at her plate. “…thanks.” She wasn’t sure what to do with that, though. She couldn’t very well swallow an entire potato like a ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Of Crows and Songbirds (Part 2)

    Ky smiled at that, but then sobered quickly, absolutely horrified by the implications. Of course she’d grown up to be a disappointment. And it very much mattered. Gods. She sipped ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Of Crows and Songbirds (Part 2)

    “My papa was soft on me.” Ky shrugged. “He’d have never told me if I was disappointing her, even if I was. He only ever brought her up to compare ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Two Crows Watch from the Gallows Tree (part 12)

    Weird. Ky quietly looked back at her own plate, feeling helpless now that she realized how full it still was. She’d thought she was making such good progress on it. ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Two Crows Watch from the Gallows Tree (part 12)

    (Gaius: Ky what happened? Ky: Tomhas said we’re not telling you. …shit) Ky looked at him a moment longer then looked at Tomhas, trying to figure out what his game ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Of Crows and Songbirds (Part 2)

    “…true,” Ky agreed hesitantly. “But… I don’t know. I still feel the weight of her expectations — trying to live up to the Kylia she wanted.”

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Two Crows Watch from the Gallows Tree (part 12)

    Ky glanced around the table, then dipped her head. “Okay.” It was still odd to her how freely these were being talked about. But. Well. Probably best to put a ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Of Crows and Songbirds (Part 2)

    Ky blushed a deep shade of crimson at the compliment, but smiled shyly. “That’s very kind of you to say… my p-father said that my mother always wanted a daughter ...

    Jun 26, 2022
  • Completed Hall of Fame Re: Two Crows Watch from the Gallows Tree (part 12)

    “Interesting.” She glanced back at Tomhas and then at Gaius again. “Where is it?”

    Jun 26, 2022


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