[ It’s not easy to write these things, to let them breathe in the open air instead of swallowing them down with the rest of his ghosts. But he tries. He showed her, in the end. ]
He liked cats. My kid.
[ There’s a lot left unspoken there. Pain, and grief, and a quiet sort of love. ]
There's a cat here, you know. I'm not certain if you've met her yet.
I brought her home with me back when I was still living at the townhouse. She's quite the independent hunter, but I think she's been missing some... more human company.
[ In other words, someone actually in possession of their own natural body heat and a pulse. ] I never had the heart to name her. She's always struck me as the type of cat who already knows its true name. What need would she have for me to give her one?
cw: death of a child
[ It’s not easy to write these things, to let them breathe in the open air instead of swallowing them down with the rest of his ghosts. But he tries. He showed her, in the end. ]
He liked cats. My kid.
[ There’s a lot left unspoken there. Pain, and grief, and a quiet sort of love. ]
We tried to catch him one. A pet, not food.
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I brought her home with me back when I was still living at the townhouse. She's quite the independent hunter, but I think she's been missing some... more human company.
[ In other words, someone actually in possession of their own natural body heat and a pulse. ] I never had the heart to name her. She's always struck me as the type of cat who already knows its true name. What need would she have for me to give her one?
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[ He likes animals. Or he did once, before the world narrowed things down. ]
Maybe you can ask her. If there's a spell for that or something.
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That hadn't occurred to me. Perhaps Grayson would know of one.
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Maybe. Might be fun to find out.
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