she couldn’t stop her eyes from rolling if she wanted to. she never took any of the guards serious, she knew none of them actually cared. emerald had been leaving and running off to the city since she was twelve and instead of asking her what she was doing the majority just turned their backs and pretended she didn’t exist. a common occurrence that use to sting at first but became the norm.
“sir, it isn’t that nothing anything. it’s that no one cared.” emerald let out a sigh, jumping the small distance to the ground outside of her bedroom window. “besides, there are more important people to protect.” lifting her arms above her head, she stretched out her body before giving him a forced half smile, her eyes unreadable with emotion before she turned to make her way towards the familiar path she used to leave, right through the front.
she’d let him follow her for however long he liked, she knew it was going to be short lived anyways. and she was sure to lose him in canal street with the bustle of people so she wasn’t bothered.
“Tell me” he started stepping up to her as she landed. “Why do you think of all the posts here where I took this?” He asked crossing his arms. Sure there was the money he needed that but there were other ways to make money. “It's not for the glamor or the money. I do care about what happens to you and your family. You are all who we look to for guidance for hope. Hope is a precious thing that needs to be guarded. No matter how small or insignificant hope is important. “Now shall we and don't think it will be easy to lose me. I can keep up with my sister and she is as slippery as you if not more”
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