July 30, 2017, 10:20 PM
Do not worry. I understand it is hard, but Tindómë is a new start for all of us, Delight. I had a family,and here she pauses, unsure whether it was appropriate to continue. But she wanted to relate to him, somehow.
I had a sister and a brother. My brother survives, but my sister does not. And he blames me.
She leaves that thought there and shrugs, offering him a smile.
You can keep track from the beginning here, and you can tell the story of Tindómë from its very birth. That is a great thing.
She hopes she did not worry him with her talk of her family; she was not a murderer and she did not know it but an outsider would have a hard time thinking of her as one. But she did not know what this peculiar, yet delightful fellow had going on in his head; such a mysterious wolf he was.
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