[What a ridiculous question. Completely nut bar, really. Laughable. But she knows she shouldn't laugh; that's not even really what she wants to do. It's just. Lucretia is the one who didn't go anywhere. She's the only one who stayed put, at least in her mind, stayed right where she was as if she was stuck. She supposes that was all her own doing, but--still. And she'd known where everyone was, everyone, even though their paths were different than hers for a time, because she'd put them on those paths. Lup was the only one she never found. Lucretia should be saying that to her.
She's in shock, she knows she is, and some strange part of her she'd almost forgotten about just takes over, and she finds herself wrapping her arms tight--probably much too tight--around Lup's shoulders and holding her there. Keeping her in place like she'd wanted to--like she'd wished she could have before.]
Oh, Lup, oh. I looked for you for--I looked everywhere. Where have you been?
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[What a ridiculous question. Completely nut bar, really. Laughable. But she knows she shouldn't laugh; that's not even really what she wants to do. It's just. Lucretia is the one who didn't go anywhere. She's the only one who stayed put, at least in her mind, stayed right where she was as if she was stuck. She supposes that was all her own doing, but--still. And she'd known where everyone was, everyone, even though their paths were different than hers for a time, because she'd put them on those paths. Lup was the only one she never found. Lucretia should be saying that to her.
She's in shock, she knows she is, and some strange part of her she'd almost forgotten about just takes over, and she finds herself wrapping her arms tight--probably much too tight--around Lup's shoulders and holding her there. Keeping her in place like she'd wanted to--like she'd wished she could have before.]
Oh, Lup, oh. I looked for you for--I looked everywhere. Where have you been?