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"Well I see Selene the most, since we share a room and usually wake up together. Have breakfast, then we're onto our own schedules for the day." she explained, motioning with her finger as she tried to think through her usual routine.
"After her I see Eos the most, but whether she's in a lazy mood and is sleeping through most of the day or is out doing every physical activity under the sun differs day to day.
"Leto isn't here right now, but when she is, she's like a more consistent Eos. Keeps herself busy all day, sleeps like a rock all night. If you wanna hang out with her, you have to be fast, that's for sure.
"Cyn's supposed to live here, but she's on a course learning how to... well, everything really. Long story with that, but it probably won't be much longer before she moves back in for real, though Eos will probably need to move out for that. Helios would probably let her move in with her, but nobody's actually asked her about that as far as I'm aware."
"Okay, so maybe I'm talking a lot and not really getting to the point; a lot of us live here, but ultimately this place is mostly me and Selene. The others are amazing, really, but for them this place is more like a rest stop than home. Me on the other hand, I couldn't last a minute outside without knowing that I can always come back here at this point."
Bell added sauce to her pan, heating it up and mixing it with her meat and veggies to make a nice curry, as she listened to Mene list off her family members and their schedules, trying to memorize their names and personalities. The girl certainly had the bigger family between them by leaps and bounds, leading Bell to imagine that kind of home life, more busy and chaotic a household than she's used to; strange but exciting.
"Oh, no, you're fine, Mene, really. It's interesting hearing about your home life, it sounds exciting! And I can understand having somewhere special you can always come back to. I'm trying to find my home myself..."
The girl trailed off, silently stirring the food as she lost herself in her thoughts. The lonely halls of her childhood home, silent fields being tended to. The workers around the house and in the fruit fields would entertain her and let her help out, and her busy parents loved her dearly, but aside from being a representative of the family business, Bell couldn't say there was much "home" to where she lived.












