Dragoncrest Cliffs ti gason pèdi

mireille appeared. she looked different, somehow. there was a certain way that she carried herself, and a glow about her russet figure.

of course, lafayette would have never seen his mother pregnant before. 

all that mattered was that she was here.

manman, he murmured, breath escaping in a sob as she drew close in embrace. i'm sorry, manman. i went searchin' for my sisters, an' i tried—i jus' wanted to find 'em. i shouldn've gone so long.

he was crying, the tears enveloped by mireille's ginger ruff. he sniffled and stepped back, looking her over. you be okay, manman?