She had gotten one from him? Asha certainly didn’t recall writing such a letter. In fact he had had no reason to send her one, before he hadn’t thought of it, since she had been constantly by his side. “I didn’t send you one either.” A frown pursued his lips.

“I agree.” He nodded his brows furrowed deep in concern. “But we’ll figure this out.” Despite this all Asha found that he wanted to make everything better for Tala, to see her smile, to laugh again.

“I’ll go ask around the Augury and see what I can find out. You write your finance. We will figure this out. I promise you.” He would have clasped her hands in his, but he didn’t want to make it any worse for Tala, so instead he stood up and reached for his clothes.

@"elsie beauregard" @"tala moroe"