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”You’re right, actually. I’ll be a lot more relaxed knowing you’re all home and safe for once.” Vai grinned, and if she noticed or minded that Remi was drooling all over her leg, she didn’t show it. No, as he turned to blink up at her, drunk and sleepy and rambling, she felt as fierce a surge of affection for him as she had when she’d found him cold and shivering in the forests of Northaven.
”Mm, Felix,” she agreed, her smile softening, fingers settling to fuss through the tips of his hair. ”I think you’ll be a great brother. I know he already looks up to you, so you shouldn’t have to try too hard.” Lowering her voice, she gave him a secretive smile. ”Though I do hope he doesn’t pick up your drinking habits quite yet.”
”Mm, Felix,” she agreed, her smile softening, fingers settling to fuss through the tips of his hair. ”I think you’ll be a great brother. I know he already looks up to you, so you shouldn’t have to try too hard.” Lowering her voice, she gave him a secretive smile. ”Though I do hope he doesn’t pick up your drinking habits quite yet.”
you can't take the gypsy out of that girl
