She had a smile on her face as she held tight to the reigns. The bird was loving the attention.
“She’s doing pretty good,” Noct said.
“She’s happy,” I smiled, leaning against one of the wooden posts.
“Yep,” Gladio agreed, “but for how long...?”
“Let’s not worry about that for now,” I said, watching her ride. “She needs this for the moment. We’ll worry about the rest when we reach the city.”
“Do you think…we would’ve have still met her if her family was still alive...?” Prompto questioned
"I suppose it's possible," I said, thinking on it for a moment. "Trade among countries might have made it possible or other political negotiations between her father and King Regis."
“Yea, I remember dad as looking forward to a peace treaty with Armon...” Noct’s voice trailed off.
“You might have had a playmate then,” I pointed out, a
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She couldn’t be younger than 16. I’d honestly say she was between 17 to 19 perhaps.
“They say women mature faster than we do,” I pointed out. “I’d say around 17, 19 perhaps.”
“And you say she acts more mature than me.” Noct mumbled.
Gladio chuckled, “It’s true for her age she does.”
We watched as Noct crossed his arms, muttering to himself.
“And you say she acts more mature than me.” Noct mumbled.
Gladio chuckled, “It’s true for her age she is.”
We watched as Noct crossed his arms, muttering to himself.
“Having fun out there Aylena?” Gladio called out.
Seeing her nod her head made me smile, until I heard Prompto’s voice.
“It’s like...9:45 guys..."
Hearing this, I buried my face in my arms, feeling my spectacles pressing almost painfully at the place between my eyes. Six, why did he have to be the observant one this time?
“Thanks a lot Prompto.” Gladio said.
“What? What’d I do?” He asked, looking between the two of us.
I didn’t want to have to end this for her.
“We don’t want to turn over to Isla.” Noct
“I guess you could say that,” he motioned her to follow him again, and handed her some other odd creature.
“Yeah, but you need to make sure that you’re ready no matter what,” Kara replied.
“I am not too sure,” she said quietly. “I have not been able to examine her or speak to her about that.”
“Then how do you explain all the things that still happen to them now?” Savannah then asked me now sounding implacable.
Webberton said, taking her bags and turning to leave. “I just hope she doesn’t frighten easy.”
"No, her mother died in a car crash, and her parents are also dead so I don't know about her side of the family but on mine there is no history of anything." He replied. I thanked him, grabbed the file, and went back into the office.
She shook her head from side to side. “It’s not a problem.” Which really it wasn’t though she wasn’t exactly sure if they had anyone back in town that need them. She shrugged her shoulders and shifted her head from side to side. It wasn’t her problem if they did. “That’s true. Hold as much as you can carry.” She said with a slight nod of the head, a smile quickly spreading across her face. “I believe you.” She in a soft voice, her head dropping towards the side.
“You know, maybe it’d just be better to end things right now. Save ourselves the trouble later. I mean that’d be easier, right?!” she said, calmly.
Jude turned off the news program playing on his phone screen. He readjusted his headphones before finding an upbeat music playlist, something to help him forget the catastrophe that was everyday life. He shivered as the damp coolness of the earth around him settled on his skin. Nine days into the agreement with three days left.
Eliza walked close to Erond’s side , fear fluttering in her stomach. She was literally about to walk onto a battleground to fight for an elven land she had been accepted into and now lived there. She tried not to think about her old life, and her mom, but she couldn’t stop thinking about how hurt her mom would be if she never returned. She sighed and moved closer to Erond. He didn’t move away and she could feel his muscles ripple under his chain armor, brightening her spirits, but not enough, she still had a pit of fear in her stomach that wouldn’t go away. Before long, Eliza began to see the beginning of an entire army ahead of her sprinting and war crying towards them. Erond looked at her and said”don’t leave my side, and remember, no matter
Ana blinked, a little surprised by this sudden hostility. "Okay, then... Well, I think we all can agree that sometime he's not in a good position to say or ask certain things from his father. That's why this plan needs to work."
“It’s possible, but it sounds as though the grandparents were dead several days before they found them.”
fifteen. She wanted to be more popular so she decided to make a deal with
“That was weird,” Shae said, and I nodded. I was used to seeing people uncomfortable around our family, but it was usually because we were so large, or because our children come from so many different backgrounds. This seemed different,
“That was different; there was a war on. And you know quite well I didn’t want to do any fighting at all.” Now Father’s voice is starting to