*ADRIAN
I watched as Kain ran a hand through his hair, messing up the elaborate sweep he’d piled it on his head, it was the first sign of distress my brother had shown all morning, and I could not help the pleased warmth that spread through my cheat at the sight. It meant he wasn’t as unruffled as he was making himself out to be.
“Bringing her to Crescent Moon is not the solution here, and you know that, Adrian.” He said, voice slowly losing that edge of frustration that had been floating around him all morning, it pleased me, because it meant he was finally seeing my request as reasonable, and not as some kind of excuse to escape facing my responsibilities.
“What do you think is going to happen when we get there, Adrian?” he asked after a moment, his voice softer now with a sort of
