Kali:
"We could go back. We could visit as much as we wanted. It would be like living in a different city instead of a different world. I need this." I pouted to my very unsure mates.
"I know grieving is hard, my beloved. But is this a good idea? I mean... I find it odd that Uranus just now tells you this: It doesn't sit right with me, nor does he." Uriel, my level-headed angel, had thought about the worst-case scenarios before I could even process the good that could come from this.
"I need to remember." I stood, pacing the kitchen. I couldn't remember if I could trust Uranus. I thought I could; otherwise, why would I have left him in charge in my absence?
"Your memory will return in time, little doe. It is just another thing that must be dealt with by having patience. I'm for whatev
