ared at the plates of steaming pastries and cakes and co

after a time. 'Ca

able and taking a swig from the bottle to wa

s she stuck more

wandered around the tables. She continued picking the food she wanted, pi

ing a hand down the back of her dress and loosening her corset, before rest

to her. 'Can I

one, speaking without looking at hi

looking back, heading to his own room, thinking

und Luke sitting on his bed in the d

s cry

the bed and sitting beside him, holding his br

uke. 'No matter what happen

ther won't we?' Luke sni

tion. 'No matter what. Isn't that

sleeping very well; they both woke early the next morning and sat

window sill with his chin resting on his palms. 'Do you remember when w

Luke grinned, forgetting his

id. 'If we weren't I'm sure she w

ably deserved i

e, suddenly realising as he said this. 'We us

his knees. 'We used to go to the beach most of all

climb

ake secre

he cliffs near

hed, rolling onto his side with his back to Cam, hugging his pillow tightly

m said turning to him.

sadly back. 'I mu

ut there, and that we hav

for a moment. 'I've just thought...we've never really been to the city outside.' He sat up again, his attention drift

from far away, but it's just too strange and busy. So ma

his knees. He sighed heavily again. 'I miss father. I c

to be strong for us' C

ow bu

rd and hugging his brother. 'Father

is eyes before they could fall. 'It's just so har

ods wanted it so; maybe th

be right' Luke an

ry tone. 'I know what we shoul

iffened slightly. But...we

y n

ldn't have

ither side of his face. He smiled for Luke. 'Let's g

ke finished as the idea