Dragoncrest Cliffs ti gason pèdi

"you will be a sign for dem, somet'in' to which t'ey should aspire, lafayette," mireille said with resolution and an affection tilt to her head. "dey will know you as a brot'er, but more; a man of sapphique."
should she have sons, an example must be set. once it had been val. now a son born to these shores had a chance to persevere where the gentle man had left.
was it possible that lafayette was val's own son? she had always wondered;
hoped.
her heart thrummed with a sudden sickening pain. too soon had the sea taken him, and it marked changes for sapphique.