Even with a lack of empathy, Kayden could feel the mood shifting. Yet, he didn’t say anything but decided to listen. Soft hums fell from his lips, emphasizing that he was listening. Losing a friend must be hard, not that Kayden knew, but he knew that it would kill him to lose his twin, so maybe it was a similar feeling.
“Save him? From what? From death?” Kayden asked, maybe a little too curiously. The artist shrugged a little bit. “I’m not scared of death though. So don’t overthink it too much. I’m not planning on leaving this planet so soon.” A mischievous grin stretched on Kayden’s lips while he nudged his shoulder against Cori’s. “Much more important is that I feel jealous that you sat as a model for someone else.” There, he said it. Kayden huffed. “Next time, you sit for me. But I won’t paint you, I want to sculpt a bust of you.”
"To be fair, this was centuries before your birth, Kayden."
He smiled at the mortal before squeezing his hand.
"But I'll sit for you anytime that you would like. Glasses off. Just me. And only a bust. I was well endowed by my maker you know. He was very generous."
He chuckled softly.
"At least I've had no complaints."
He pondered though.
"I wonder how these things got here though. This collection. It's very much filled with dreams and nightmares."















