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May. 4th, 2013 11:36 pmAfter Thalia left, William sat down on one of the hale bales in the paddock and stared up at the sky.
A light rain began to fall and he sighed and pulled his hat down on his head. He couldn't get angry because it wasn't her fault that she forgot him, that was just Milliways being Milliways and not caring about time or feelings.
She was hurting because of what happened and it felt wrong to even blame her a bit. He didn't know what to do and watched the rain drops fall off the brim of his hat.
He'd never expected them to have much of anything, their worlds held too many responsibilities and duties, he just thought they'd have longer. She had made a promise, not to another man but to a goddess and that's not something to be trifled with. It suited her, he could see that she wasn't as angry, but more her. That was what mattered, he was an Evans, that meant nothing went his way.
A light rain began to fall and he sighed and pulled his hat down on his head. He couldn't get angry because it wasn't her fault that she forgot him, that was just Milliways being Milliways and not caring about time or feelings.
She was hurting because of what happened and it felt wrong to even blame her a bit. He didn't know what to do and watched the rain drops fall off the brim of his hat.
He'd never expected them to have much of anything, their worlds held too many responsibilities and duties, he just thought they'd have longer. She had made a promise, not to another man but to a goddess and that's not something to be trifled with. It suited her, he could see that she wasn't as angry, but more her. That was what mattered, he was an Evans, that meant nothing went his way.
