@aramayer
location: De la Cruz & Mayer home
Truly, Lia couldn’t rightfully remember the last time she’d come home to an empty house. It was, near impossible. With the sheer number of pack members that welcomed themselves in and out with no second thought for anyone that actually lived there, it was any wonder they didn’t install a revolving door to the front entrance. Sometimes, given particular company, Lia might have even found it to be something of a godsend. The general hustle and bustle of a full kitchen left it far easier to ignore the shifting moment she felt her brother nearby. This time, however, current company were clearly not used to the heavy hanging tension that seemed to befall siblings after so many years of being damn near attached at the hip to..-- barely speaking.
Slowly but surely, their family homes kitchen cleared out. Leaving behind a mess of plates and utensils as if they couldn’t have left quicker and though something grew far too thick in her throat, a familiar feeling that hinged itself to any moment that defined itself as something she wanted to talk about, but simply never did. Lia swallowed the feeling back and began gathering up the dirty dishes. “I haven’t seen either of them, have you?” Their parents, infinitely busy people among the pack and not all too strange to have gone a whole day without seeing them. “--- Hand me that glass..” The short gesture of her hand shifted as she reached to tuck blonde locks behind her ear, “Please.” Granted, she could have reached for it herself, some part of her didn’t want to force him to be any nearer to her than he chose to; Lia far too certain now, after so many years, that he was simply.. afraid of what she’d become; unpredictable, uncontrollable, and not anything like the sister he once knew -- through fault, entirely of her own.












