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    Beyond My Knowing, chapter 19

    –In the end though, if the Trabe had truly wished to keep us at their mercy, then they would have been better served to learn our history, for they made Umral’s mistake – they made worse than his mistake. And they paid his price, as my people again rose up and slew their tormentors in a night of blood and death.– Anara spoke. –But, of course, as my mother said, we are making Umral’s usurpers’ mistake all over again unto this very day… I have no doubt, if my people continue down that road as they have been, then Kazeron’s warning may well come true one day… and we will all be lost in darkness, a dead race, even as we seek to visit that very fate upon the Trabe for their crimes against us.– Anara finished, having lost herself a little in her emotions.

    Kes was silent for a time. –…There’s hope though.– She finally said. –For all of Kazeron’s darkness, isn’t it always matched by Kazerel’s light? And, even though Kazeron… he told them that he saw that horrible future for them, but he still wanted to change it. If… your people really do come from them, from Kazerel and Kazeron, and the other Six that came after them, then how can the Kazon be as bad as it seems?– Kes asked. –When I lay here with you, safe and loved, having found a place to belong at last, and someone to belong with… how can I believe that a people you came from are so terrible as that? … Kazerel’s faith in you hasn’t died, not as long as you live, Anara… it can’t have…– Kes told her with soft sincerity and total faith that her words had to be true.

    Anara had no words to reply with, but Kes was more than happy to be rolled over onto her back and kissed as thoroughly as Anara was kissing her. They kissed for long, timeless minutes, pleasantly absent of much thought at all, simply enjoying each other and the love they’d come to share, not taking it any further than that this time.

    After a time, their fervor for one another again faded and they settled back together, Anara snuggled above Kes this time in a reverse of their previous positions. –Thank you.– Anara told Kes softly at one point. –Your words meant so much to me…–

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    1. love the pace of this chapter and the patience/tenderness kes shows lanam and tresit.hoping these dreams mean anara will gain her sight back and their love for 1 another remains strong.thanks,pps

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