Felix is currently sprawled limply in a chair in the kitchen, quite unconscious, with a bruise rising on his temple and another around his wrist. Good times with Felix Harrowgate, dysfunctional extraordinaire.
She sighs, a little, and goes, then, to locate the brother.
Typists are welcome to assume that all that happened here was relayed to Mildmay, and Phedre will ask to be kept abreast, but she will not stick around for Felix's awaking.
Including what he said in his sleep as she was leaving the room? Either way Mildmay looks extremely concerned at what she tells him, maybe he was already feeling something a little off, something making him anxious, perhaps some kind of pale, distant and barely heard echo where the Obligation d'ame used to be. Regardless he immediately starts toward where his brother is, he cannot run but he's moving as quickly as possible.
Mildmay curses as he hurries into the kitchen and pulls a chair up next to his brother so that he can sit and brace himself before he puts a hand on Felix's arm. He doesn't shake him, though. "Felix! Wake up!"
Phedre walks in the kitchen, and sees Felix with his bruises - she may or may not have spoken to Mildmay yet.
At any rate, she's facepalming. "I usually don't voice such things, but Messire Harrowgate, you truly do lack wisdom."
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There's compassion in her voice, still - but she doesn't touch him, nor does she try to wake him.
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Still unconscious, though. Frowning a bit.
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Typists are welcome to assume that all that happened here was relayed to Mildmay, and Phedre will ask to be kept abreast, but she will not stick around for Felix's awaking.
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