Several quiet minutes passed, each getting comfortable with the other being so close. While Koen had taken to Mabyn very quickly, Mabyn had been slow to open up to him just as she was with most everyone. Whenever he attempted conversation with her, she would look at him, study him, and then look away and never say a word. The fact that she welcomed his attempt at consoling her was an ego boost for Koen. He needed a victory today.
He lowered his voice, making sure no one would overhear. “Do you want to tell me what’s wrong?” He tried not to laugh with delight when she scooted closer and leant into his embrace. He hugged her close.
Mabyn hesitated for only a minute, and then with a pain-filled sob whispered, “I miss my mommy.”
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