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Foz Meadows
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February 24 - February 29, 2024
Inhaling sharply, I swayed upright, head bowed under the spray, and quietly resolved to be more than a tragedy.
“You pull away, draw close, step back. You make me hope. You dizzy me,” he rasped, and dropped his hands, setting space between us. “But I can’t make your mind up for you.
“I can feel the pair of you mother-henning me from here,” Vel called from the bathroom door. “It smacks of conspiracy.” “You’ll be cared about and you’ll like it!” Cae called back.
I had yearned for love, had hoped for, cherished and feared it in nearly equal measure, but all of that paled before my sudden certainty that, if my heart was a ship, Caethari had become its harbour.
“You’re plenty sharp, Markel,” I said, smiling at him. “Like an oddly maternal knife.”
“I’m surprised to see you,” he said at last. He cocked his head onside, thoughtful. “I’d assumed you’d have fled by now.” “Fled?” I asked, hating that my voice cracked. “I’ve got nowhere else to go.”
This is literally that scene from the meme, where you go to your archenemy for help because you had no one else
Vel smiled, the expression both hard and tremulous. “You think I don’t love Caethari,” he said. “But I do. I love him so much I hardly know what to do with it.” Vel laughed, the sound so fragile and perfect that Cae’s heart clenched in his chest. “I think I’ve been falling in love with him since the day I first rode into Qi-Katai. And if you hurt him—if you put so much as a scratch on him—so help me, I will burn your clan to ash.”

