A meeting...of business

He sighed so heavily, closing his eyes tightly, feeling the weight lift and slip from his shoulders. It wasn't often that he allowed the ache he felt to show so clearly, but something about spring always made him feel this way. It was an anniversary of their birth, and the anniversary of their rejection. It was the day their parents deemed them unworthy of their love, the day six young wolves were sent out into the world with nothing but the knowledge that their home, their parents, the love they had known was no more. All they had was each other, and all Voltage knew was that he was as good as orphaned. With another sigh he shifted to look at his brother once more, tilting his head. "They will." He whispered with conviction, lifting his chin again to rest it against the back of his brother's neck, needing his warmth and his comfort.

"We should do something for our family, brother. Some of them must feel the sting aswell...it has only been a year." But really, it must have been much longer than that. Something within Voltage nagged at him that this....that he should have seen it coming. He should have known they would be abanoned, that he wasn't really loved, but that's all he craved. The streak of lightning needed nothing more than to be loved, and it was his greatest fear to be alone. "We should do something for them..." He whispered as he closed his eyes once more, feeling the warmth of his brother against his side, a gentle wave of relaxation overtook him. It felt like he was swimming, he was floating amongst the pain of his emotions, and Glacier was the wall to keep them at bay. It was so hard for him to overcome the strength of his pain, his emotions, and he could barely think as it crawled along his skin.



"Burn Baby Burn"