Redhawk Caldera To pay a visit to a better life

True! You might be too close of siblings, if you are even sharing thoughts. I don’t think it’d be worth the lack of privacy, even if it sounds like a cool power initially. Bridget lightly teased back. She knew what Amalia had meant, but the image of siblings sharing some kind of mind link abilities was too funny to let go.

It was nice that she seemed to genuinely care about her brother though. It had to be strange knowing there was someone out there who knew all your stories and probably understood you better even than your own parents. For the first time Bridget wondered if her own parents had wound up with more children after she left. If so, it was a shame she’d never get to meet them.

It must be. Bridget smiled, making the statement warm and without a hint of self-pity. It wasn’t Amalia’s fault (or problem) that Bridget had never really had that. She’d thought for a while she might with Teya, but lately even their friendship seemed strained in odd ways. Maybe I’ll get the chance to meet him someday. It’s always fun to talk with other healers and find out what they know and if there’s anything to learn from them.