*The door to his room is open. The only light he has on is a lamp on the bedside table. Michael is seated there, reading "Frankenstein," it is one of his favorites...it has been since his father read it to him in fifth grade. He puts in a bookmark and places the book down. Michael runs his hands over each other and looks at his palms. He
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*She's startled out of her thoughts when she heard her son's voice calling her. Rising from her chair, she answers*
I'm just finishing up. Would you like me to come up to your room?
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*He pauses and chews his lower lip before adding...*
Take your time, though. There isn't a hurry or anything.
*There isn't. He's there. He doesn't have anywhere else to go. He doesn't want to be a bother.*
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It's alright, Michael. I'll be up in a jiffy.
*As soon as she finished putting the documents away, she was up the stairs and headed for his room. She peeks into his room and knocks at the door frame.*
What's on my little man's mind? *she asks with a smile.*
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Awwww, Mom.
I was just thinking about...well, wondering...
*His hand touches the cover of his book. He lets the maw in his palm yawn open and sense the residual mana smell. All he can "smell" is his own. It isn't a surprise, but he can't help but miss his father's residual mana. It faded long ago from everything...his book, his music box, the house itself...and he has almost forgotten how exactly his father "smelled." Perhaps something will jog his memory.*
...how you and Dad met.
I mean, considering his work and all, it must have been interesting.
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