Urien Dragnoir
Lugh, Peyton, and I headed towards the area of the fence that needed repairs. "She is a real beauty, brother," Lugh said, and I looked at him.
"Did Grandma tell you?" I sighed. Of course, she would have spread the news among the family.
"That's why we popped up for breakfast. We have a lot of things to do in the office, but we couldn't refuse to help with the fence. Not when she kindly spilled the beans," Peyton said, and I rolled my eyes.
Classical!
"So you are going to be a double cousin with Adam..." Lugh said, and I nodded.
"And? Are you ready to leave the barracks? I don't think a woman like that would be happy with a soldier..." Lugh added, and I took a deep breath. The military life, going out on missions, training, and serving, was my calling. My family d
