em-smyth replied to your post: [Private] Hey Seb!!! Just wanted to let you know I’m back and Maman and Father say hello! And call Maman. She wants to make sure you’re alive and fine and all that. But, I feel like I should warn you. Maman wants grandchildren. She bugged me about it (Despite me being only 19) so I kinda pushed that bullet off towards my two older brothers… Anyways…Good Luck! [Private] ‘Fraid so brother dear…
[PRIVATE] Far out... Do I SEEM like father material in any way? They must mean brother dear, because it ain't gonna be me.
em-smyth replied to your post: Hey Seb? When were you planning on telling your sister that you were going to Europe this summer? And why am I not going with you? Mom and Dad tell me nothing, so that’d be a no…
Well, when you turn 21, they pay for us to travel around Europe for the summer, apparently.
What: Mrs Smythe has been bugging Sebastian to see how his sister is doing at her new school.
When: April 7
Where: Emma's Dorm
With hands shoved in his pockets, Sebastian sauntered down the hall of the dorms, looking for the number of what he thought was his sister’s room. He hadn’t been there before, so there was an exceptionally high chance he’d forgotten the number and would get the wrong dorm. That was no skin off his nose though, just a mere observation.
Their mother hadn’t stopped bugging him to check in on his sister. Despite that fact that she was an adult, his mother still worried excessively about her little girl going off to university. Loathe he admit it, Sebastian was actually secretly glad that Emma had come to Langthorne. He didn’t like to let on that he had a soft side (very, very, very deep down) but he did, on very, very, very rare occasion worry about his little sister. Having her on the same campus as him ensured that he could check on her and if need be, keep her safe.
Of course, he was annoyed at himself for being off running through a forest when the protestors had arrived. He knew she hadn’t been hurt, but it frustrated and concerned him immensely that she’d been near them at all, and could have been one of the students who were hurt. If Sebastian had been there, he would not have looked upon them lightly. He wouldn’t tell her that, but he was not averse to casually destroying anyone that hurt his sister.
The first dorm Sebastian tried was incorrect, two freshmen girls. With a shrug, he moved on to try the next door number that sounded familiar. He knocked, hoping it was the right one.
