Soliath Devin Talith
Family Man
He looked at her for a brief moment, as if startled.
His head shook from side to side, as if he was realizing his wife would know exactly what was on his mind, or at least that something was there. He frowned for a few moments, then walked over to the central island of the kitchen. His fingers drummed against the heavy granite for a few moments, his head swiveling back as if searching for something, or someone.
“Aela.” Soliael said cryptically.
Micah and Maleah were nothing to be concerned about.
The two were young, they were happy, and they were glad just to be with their parents. They were neither world weary nor did they care about what was happening outside of this house. Aela however was at an age where she was beginning to care, at an age where things started to matter.
Soliael knew this, because he could recall clear as day being exactly like her.
His head shook from side to side, as if he was realizing his wife would know exactly what was on his mind, or at least that something was there. He frowned for a few moments, then walked over to the central island of the kitchen. His fingers drummed against the heavy granite for a few moments, his head swiveling back as if searching for something, or someone.
“Aela.” Soliael said cryptically.
Micah and Maleah were nothing to be concerned about.
The two were young, they were happy, and they were glad just to be with their parents. They were neither world weary nor did they care about what was happening outside of this house. Aela however was at an age where she was beginning to care, at an age where things started to matter.
Soliael knew this, because he could recall clear as day being exactly like her.