Stone Circle Well, I've been afraid of changing

Of course he was concerned by the tale she told, she was his sister. But just as he feared, he found it difficult to care. That wasn't to say he didn't love her, because he obviously did. And he would have been devastated had it been Mahler here telling him his sister was gone, or god forbid Stag came to tell him of his mothers demise. But, she looked like she was on the mend. And it wasn't obvious to him that she was trying to hide something from him. But he couldn't be to sure.

Her heartfelt softness fell into her tone and Siarut couldn't help but turn his eyes on her's once again. Glad to still have his sister here to lover him despite everything that had happened between them in the past. They were always family. She asked again, what was wrong. But again he wasn't sure he could answer her. Instead he decided good news would come first. Before he lost himself in the grief retelling the story of what happened. "Come on. I want to introduce you." He spoke softly, flicking his head in the direction he had come from. There was a tiny twinkle of pride in his eye, not happiness for there was no guarantee he would feel happy again, but he would always be proud of his children. "We've had children." Forcing his tone to be light as he started to head back into the territory, if she would follow. "Three boys, and a girl." He hadn't had to say the words yet. He hadn't had to tell anyone yet. Sia hadn't spoken of that night to anyone. So he clung to his secret with all his might.