"I already told you," she said. "I wanted to see you . . . that you were alive," she finished, as if in explanation. She didn't go on to say why she wanted to know. It wasn't clear to her; she only knew that it mattered that Daken was. She had not needed to come this far to know who had taken the money, and she had not needed to come out of the woods, and she did not need to talk to him.
She had wanted to. She also wanted an omelet. Laura sniffed, a tiny motion that was barely perceptible.
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Date: 2012-08-03 01:08 am (UTC)"I already told you," she said. "I wanted to see you . . . that you were alive," she finished, as if in explanation. She didn't go on to say why she wanted to know. It wasn't clear to her; she only knew that it mattered that Daken was. She had not needed to come this far to know who had taken the money, and she had not needed to come out of the woods, and she did not need to talk to him.
She had wanted to. She also wanted an omelet. Laura sniffed, a tiny motion that was barely perceptible.