The Sunspire so we share

ohohoho, boy.  she batted her lashes, staring up at him before she broke into near uncontrollable laughter.  tall and dark too, in case you missed it.  who was this girl, she wondered, so confident!  so suave!

yes, all of those children.  how sad they must be out there with no names...  she pushed out her bottom lip, ears flattening before she dropped the teasing.  she didn't know how much was too much, but considering they were talking about their possible children.  probable children.  oh!  

and then with ihs final question, she fell visibly.  she was, of course, not offended.  he had just offered her his entire life story and she figured that she would be expected to follow up with her own.  but really she had nothing to offer him.  no, she admitted with a roll of her shoulders, i had a brother come visit me here in the teekons, but i'm not sure if he's even still here.  he didn't like me very much anyway, it seemed.  and it was probably best that his memory was left at that — nobody had ever found mattias' body and surely it would have crushed seabreeze to know that her only surviving ilk had met his untimely demise at the jaws of a murderer.

c'est la vie.