Never Were There Such Devoted Sisters

[Anora Vahn]

There was a scoff from Anora, "That's probably exactly what you should do." she answered him flatly. "That would sure as hell be the definite way to keep her out of danger, now wouldn't it?"

The older Vahn sibling finally pushed herself to her feet, wincing once she got there. "You're right, I have no idea what it's like to break away from the Sith and attempt to start over. I don't know if it's something you ever really let go of, or if it's something you just push down until you snap and it finally resurfaces." She sighed and folded her arms. "What I do know? Eenia is my sister, my blood, and you are no good for her. I just witnessed first hand-" she subconsciously touched her throat with the tips of her fingers, "the more pure soul I have ever seen, come completely unglued and become tainted because of her blinded devotion to you."

Anora's eyes narrowed just a tad as she gazed across the space at [member="Kahlil Zambrano"], "And you know I'm right."

 

[Kahlil Noble]

"You.." You what? Kahlil's brow furrowed as he listened to [member="Anora Vahn"] . She was right. Being around him, loving him, it was twisting Nia up. Making her do things she wouldn't of done otherwise. When they first met she was so kind, but today? All over what Anora had said about him? What would happen if his family caught up. They would use Nia against him, or worse she would do what ever she could to help him, including delving into the dark.

He felt defeated as he slumped against the wall behind him, slowly coming to a seated position as he stared at his hands. He loved Nia. Needed to protect her. But did that mean he had to leave her?

"I love her." He whispered, still staring at his hands. He didn't know what to do anymore.

 

[Anora Vahn]

Anora sighed slowly through her nose and frowned a little, but her head bobbed just a little. "Clearly." she couldn't deny that there was something between Kahlil and her sister. She may not like it, but it was there. "However, that does not negate the danger." she pointed out to him.

"Ultimately, the decision is yours. But now maybe you can see both sides of the spectrum. See what's happening and what sort of real danger Eenia is in." Anora shrugged a shoulder and then headed for the door without another word or glance behind her.