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    Beyond My Knowing, chapter 28

    ”Lanam?” Anara asked, concerned.

    Lanam was quiet again, struck mute. She’d never been able to see, and her young mind was struggling to make sense of something she’d never experienced before, something she had no frame of reference for. Kes sensed this and sent feelings of comfort and safety to their daughter, Anara wanted to contribute to comforting her, but she held back because was feeling too nervous and shaky about this at the moment, so she let Kes take the lead. Soon though, the feelings of safety and family took hold in her wife too, and Anara was able to her daughter feelings of love and hope and support too.

    And so, minutes later, Lanam blinked her unseeing eyes, Anara’s eyes blinking at the same time. ”It’s…” Lanam wanted to see more, so Anara turned and looked to Tresit and Artem who were sitting nearby, watching on with solemn rapt attention. ”Brother? That’s you, and cousin Artem. I can…” Lanam yawned. ”I feel tired, momma.”

    ”It’s alright.” Anara spoke, smiling, eyes tearing a little. ”You can rest. We can… We can try this again another time, whenever you want. When we… When we get back. We can try again when we get back, and… and you can meet your cousins and your aunt.” She spoke in a soft, soothing way, but Kes knew that, inside, she felt shaken all the more.

    Lanam yawned again, and Kes slowly pulled back, dimming her borrowed sight then gently slipping from her daughter’s mind. Lanam yawned again. ”Sleepy.” She said, blinking her eyes and turning her head one way and then another as if she could see. ”It’s gone again. I wish…” She yawned again and closed her eyes and went to sleep and Kes bundled her up in her arms and stood, carrying her gently over to her and Tresit’s bed, laying her down and tucking her in.

    Anara was kneeling on the floor along with Kes next to their daughter. ”I… I think that went well. Somehow… Somehow I think we might be able to do it, to give her sight. I just… I think we should go slowly.” Kes spoke as she and Anara leaned into each other. Kes realized Anara was wiping away tears and then realized that she was crying some of those herself, so she wiped away her own tears too.

    ”I never thought… It’s, just… thank you, my zaraya, thank you.” Anara spoke softly, and Kes could feel the love, adoration, and belief from her wife intensely. Felt how comforted and safe and loved Anara felt just being next to her. It was… It was going to be a lot to live up to, but Kes wanted to try, wanted to give everything she could to Anara. She wanted that so much, with everything she had inside her to give.

    There was the sound of footsteps and Kes glanced over in time to see Artem walk outside. Tresit had come over to stand over his sister’s bed at some point and Kes hadn’t noticed, but her son looked back to see Artem leave too. Tresit turned and met Kes’s eyes then, and she nodded to him in understanding, and her son turned to go after his cousin.

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    1. KES did it,oh what a beautiful thing.LANAM being able to see .Still not trusting ARTEM,even TRESIT still looks at him as the enemy not to be trusted.KES being able to read his mind is a huge plus and he knows it.Thanks for update

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