PHOEBE
It wasn’t a particularly funny occasion, and that was half the reason why she was trying to joke. It was just something to lift the mood, but clearly the Launceleyn was of a different mindset. But she didn’t let it bother her, he was giving her a compliment after all. ”Well, thank you.” she said softly. Besides, he agreed to stay and insisted on cleaning up. ”If you insist.” she said with a bit of a sigh. She supposed if he wanted to clean so badly, there was no point in trying to stop him.
She carefully repacked the boys’ things and set them by the door then before trying to decide what to do. Eventually she settled on reading and a glass of wine, going over to a cabinet to fetch some. ”Would you like a glass? Remi made it so it’s actually really good.” she said, pouring herself a glass of the ruby-red liquid.
She carefully repacked the boys’ things and set them by the door then before trying to decide what to do. Eventually she settled on reading and a glass of wine, going over to a cabinet to fetch some. ”Would you like a glass? Remi made it so it’s actually really good.” she said, pouring herself a glass of the ruby-red liquid.
When the static clears
And all is said and done
I will realize that we all need someone
