Hell hath no fury like a woman's scorn
06-10-2014, 12:25 PM
Though she couldn't see the woman's face, she could only hope that her words were working. And sure enough, they did. She would step closer, coming up beside her sister in law, seeing the small smile play on her golden face. She wanted to leave, she was willing to leave. Russet plume wagged slowly. Joy swelled in her chest, though it was minuscule against the grief and anger she held towards her brother. She would press her shoulder against the woman beside her, encouraging her quietly. "Let's get the kids and go then." She would plaster on a smile, hoping it looked earnest enough. She was happy to get what was left of her family away from the island, and onto happier places. She knew the kids would love the mainland, there was so much to do and so much to see. "You'll love it on the mainland and in Covari." Gentle words were meant to soothe, hoping to made the transition easier on her sister in law. She would let Maija take a step first, since she didn't know where the kids were and she figured Maija would. It would be quite a trip getting all the kids across the ocean and to Covari, they would all be exhausted without a doubt by the time they made it to their new home. "Vi also her has her children that the kids could play with, they are a bit younger however." It was idle chatter that was meant to shift the conversation to a lighter topic, and hopefully but Maija in a better mood. The russet beauty didn't know the extent of her betrayal, but she imagined that the golden woman would have a hard time getting close to anyone after this. "Talk" "You" Think |
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