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    Beyond My Knowing, chapter 19

    Kes merely kissed her skin again in response and told her in something less and yet more than words how she felt.

    Soon, Tresit came back in and they both knew they had to get up to share the day’s last meal with their children. Kes had eaten something after she’d brought Tresit back that morning, and been given water when she’d returned, but that’s all she’d had all day. She hadn’t realized it so much when she’d been laying with her wife in bed, but now that she wasn’t in Anara’s arms anymore, she realized she really did want a meal and she was grateful that they were going to eat soon.

    Once she and Anara had helped each other dress again, Kes sat on the floor with her new family and they ate together. They talked about light subjects, Tresit thankfully not bringing up the morning’s events, and Lanam strangely quiet. So quiet, that Kes was actually a little concerned, and she knew that Anara was too.

    When they’d got back, Lanam had hugged her brother and not let go for a long time. She’d also treated Kes as though she was even more her hero than she had been before. Lanam had asked questions later of course, and they’d told her what had happened… though, they’d still left out the part about little Vastu. Kes wasn’t sure that was the right thing anymore, and she turned to Anara and asked her silently through their bond if they should tell her.

    Anara was conflicted, but, in the end, she didn’t want to tell Lanam and then have it turn out that she’d never be able to see Vastu at all. Kes understood that of course, and agreed it was the best thing… though she was still less than sure, just like Anara was.

    They were finishing up their still less than completely filling meal, Tresit volunteering to put things away, when Lanam got up and went back to her and Tresit’s bed. Kes followed after her and knelt down beside her bed, feeling helpless to do anything but that. She reached out and touched her daughter’s face and hair a little. ”You’re… so quiet, Lanam… Daughter, is something wrong?” She asked.

    Tears escaped Lanam’s eyes and she all but threw herself forward, Kes taking her up and setting her down in her lap as Anara came over to sit next to her. ”Momma…” Lanam said to her as Kes held her close and felt like she might cry too any moment. Anara wrapped her arms around them from behind and lay her head on Kes’s shoulder.

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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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