Kay-Larr
Sphaera Tea Company Owner
Kay had followed [member="James Justice"] with her own tea in hand. And it was not surprising to see where he had gone. What was surprising was some of the stories he told. She hadn't heard them before. If she had known that he was this tormented, then she wouldn't of asked him to try to capture Thraxis for her.
Soon [member="Jessica Justice"] and [member="Mystique "]followed inside. Everyone was drawn here, in this room, drawn to both [member="Ryn'Dhal"] and James. Neither one of them wished for pain of the other. And it was very touching. Too touching.
Kay clenched her jaw tight as she looked down to Ryn, giving his nose a gentle touch as she had done twice before to be sure that he was real. Then she stepped back. This was all too familiar. Friends that were like family, each always there for the other. She had that kind of life before. With her late husband and their friends, up until he was sacrificed and their adopted children were taken away from her.
She quietly slipped out of the room to get away from all of the emotion. Kay didn't want to let herself get too close. She had enemies and the last thing that she wanted was for there to be more sacrifices. Without a word she went back to the table and sat down, sipping her tea while she watched the readouts on the holo-projector. Let them have their moments. It was safer for her to be alone.
[member="Ultimatum"]
Soon [member="Jessica Justice"] and [member="Mystique "]followed inside. Everyone was drawn here, in this room, drawn to both [member="Ryn'Dhal"] and James. Neither one of them wished for pain of the other. And it was very touching. Too touching.
Kay clenched her jaw tight as she looked down to Ryn, giving his nose a gentle touch as she had done twice before to be sure that he was real. Then she stepped back. This was all too familiar. Friends that were like family, each always there for the other. She had that kind of life before. With her late husband and their friends, up until he was sacrificed and their adopted children were taken away from her.
She quietly slipped out of the room to get away from all of the emotion. Kay didn't want to let herself get too close. She had enemies and the last thing that she wanted was for there to be more sacrifices. Without a word she went back to the table and sat down, sipping her tea while she watched the readouts on the holo-projector. Let them have their moments. It was safer for her to be alone.
[member="Ultimatum"]