Redhawk Caldera you're always talking but you're not playing

"Weejay has always been a very good girl," Wraen agreed with all that Eljay had said and was glad that despite complicated childhood the girl had grown up into a mature adult, who exemplified the best qualities of both of her parents. "I was there, when the garden was destroyed and really felt sorry for her. She had put so much work and care in it," she said. For a moment there she thought about Elfie too and what would he have to say about the matter, but for her at least - he had remained stuck in time - she remembered the boisterous and passionate teenager, but could not picture him as an adult. 

"I would not have expected anything less of her. Maia is person, who is difficult not to like. And I say it not just because I am her sister," she explained, though Eljay was the last person she needed to convince, how amazing Maia was. Whether them two could find a common ground and meet each other in the middle, when it would come to opposing character traits was an entirely different matter. For their sake, she hoped they would build their relationship on solid foundations and not give up at first difficulties. 

"So, is she following in our footsteps and learns about medicine? Or has she chosen a different path for her?" Wraen asked.