Bruises

There are bruises on her thighs.

It's no big deal, really. Just some tiny blue spots on her skin. They're barely noticeable, truly, as small as

fingers.

There are bruises on her thighs. That's fine. That's really fine. There are a thousand ways to get bruised. One could fall down the stairs, or hit a table, or

on the inner thighs? Really? these would bruise the inner thighs?

There are bruises on her thighs. Her whole body aches, actually. Surely it can't be that strange. She must have exercised a bit too much and strained something,

yes, exercises, let's talk about exercises, let's talk about strenuous activities that notably lead to bruises on the thighs.

There are bruises on her thighs. Her thighs were clean, then she lent her body to Mia, then there were bruises on them. So Mia did something. So Mia did something

so Mia did nothing. So Mia bumped into a wall and fell onto the floor or whatever, it's not important, if it were important she would have left a note or Godot would have said something, it's not important

Isn't it? Let's talk about Mia. Let's talk about Diego.

Mia is her sister. She knows how channeling works. She wouldn't. She wouldn't.

Are you sure? Really sure?

Of course of course she's family,

You are a Fey. You know what family does to each other.

They're just bruises they're just bruises they don't mean anything,

Right, of course. The bruises don't mean anything, the aches in the lower body don't mean anything, the fact that your clothes were in the wash don't mean anything

She wouldn't hide it. Even if- even if- she wouldn't hide it. Mia would at least have the decency to tell her what had happened. She wouldn't hide it.

Really? You think she'd care enough to?

They're just bruises. They're just bruises.

And what shape are they, cinderella? Whose fingers do they trace?

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