An Ordinary World

I'm pretty sure we would have both died as children, burning the house down or some such. We were such difficult children. She teased gently as she set the tea up to steep, the cream and honey added to the kitchen counter. This was their little thing. Midnight honey tea. At one point, when they had been younger, it had been some sort of citrusy alcohol, but that had morphed as they had gotten older. So once everything that had taken him from his side was done, she returned to it, climbing up on the counter top so that she could hold him, really hold him in a hug. Look at me. I know you, I've known you for our whole lives. I know you better than you know yourself, and you know this. And I know you didn't do it. She leaned up and pressed a kiss to his forehead.

She was gonna clear his name, but in the mean time. Come with me back to Tevinter. I'm leaving again in a few days, and I think the change of scenery would do you good. And I can introduce you to some of our counterparts there. Maybe take you to some places where your after hours work would thrive. And she would put her big brain to work. I think it would do us all good, the change in scenery for two weeks or so. And if something happened with Maeve, they could travel by eluvian home.

@Lucien Beauvais