I am going to speak tonight. There is a chance of accusations against myself and Astarion that we would rather face standing upright.
Within the parameters of the accusation, I think it most likely I harmed your Paul. I do not wish you to hear this from any other, nor in the crowd.
If it is me, justice is yours.
Within the parameters of the accusation, I think it most likely I harmed your Paul. I do not wish you to hear this from any other, nor in the crowd.
If it is me, justice is yours.
[ after a few days back at the mansion, sarah tracks down some stationary and pens. she hasn't gotten to know many people well, but there's a handful of people she's gotten close enough to, through one method or another, that she wants to say something to before leaving, and alia's one of them.
one afternoon, she'll find the following letter under her door: ]
Alia -
I don't know how you knew, about what happened to me on the island. But I appreciate what you told me.
I'm going to try to go back. There are a lot more who weren't there at the same time I was, who did the same thing to others like me. I want to make them pay.
I hope you stay safe. Thank you.
- Sarah
No, you always orgasm before making any big decisions
[this message comes about a day after this — and with some consideration on his part about what people have said; the anonymity makes him potentially much less trustworthy.]
I'm Cassian. The post was mine.
I read the book that you recommended. The first one. I'm about to start the second.
I'm Cassian. The post was mine.
I read the book that you recommended. The first one. I'm about to start the second.
[ when she gets her phone back from cassian after a few hours of angry pacing and finding a few walls to punch holes into, she sends a message to alia with the book flipped to the pages where he had found the drawing of grace (which is, notably, not visible in the picture. ]
is there a significance to this particular part of the book?
[ she'd be more polite than this if the stakes were lower, maybe say hello. but. ]
is there a significance to this particular part of the book?
[ she'd be more polite than this if the stakes were lower, maybe say hello. but. ]
[ A slender thread of awareness, knowledge welling like the rising of blood from a wound. He traces his thumb over the brushstrokes of Alina's painting, remembering the afternoons he sat for her, reclaiming something unnameable and precious for himself he had long thought forgotten. Remembering the boy he guided, whose pale thighs he once parted with gentle hands, whose corpse he strung from a butcher's roof. ]
Alia. [ Soft, soft. As one might speak in a holy place, to a figure of holiness. Worshipful, but not fearful. An offering. ]
Alia. [ Soft, soft. As one might speak in a holy place, to a figure of holiness. Worshipful, but not fearful. An offering. ]

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