The Sunspire you squandered your chances

Suddenly he moves, first a shift, then a push, and soon enough he was on his feet. Well, most of them anyways. A hind leg hovered above the ground, while his foreleg threatened to give at any moment. More to worry about. In any other situation Cupid wouldn't care, he probably wouldn't have followed Zephyr down here in the first place. But the two shared the same pain and that's something he couldn't say for anyone. Birds of a feather flock together didn't they? The least he could do was give him some advice.

But before he could say anything the boy hit him with another question. Cupid nodded. Never have been. It took me a long time to realize that. Too long, he thought. Maybe life would have been kinder if he had come to terms with it sooner. He'd be happy. Maybe. Who knows. His mind began to wander. What would've happened if he knew about it before his mother died? Cupid turned to Zephyr and wondered if his parents knew before they passed. He was tempted to ask, but he held his tongue.