Thread: I Always Wanted You (how_is_you x N7Biotic)

The Sun blazed brightly in the clear blue sky. The sounds of the tall tree's leaves rustling from the gentle breeze filled the air along with the sounds of laughter of small children playing nearby. The elvish village was peaceful. Mothers watching their children play in the open fields as they do their daily tasks. Fathers either helping their wives or off hunting. Music was always in the air here. In the distance, Fayeth could hear the sounds of flutes and the strings of lutes nearby from an older band of elves playing for their grandchildren. Tamed Beasts roamed the village as well either following an elf or two, basking in the sun, or running around playing with the children. Wolves, deer, bears, eagles, ravens, even otters in the nearby crystal clear lake joined in the safety and companionship of the kind and peaceful elvish people. Fayeth herself was weaving a flower crown out of the nearby flowers and grass in the grass itself as she awaited for her brother to return. Her brother seemed to be disappearing a lot more often lately and it began to worry her. Fayeth and her brother no longer had their parents since they reached the peak of elvish lifespans and joined the spirits a couple of years ago. Luckily, their parents left behind a cozy little home made of stone and straw within this peaceful village. It wasn't anything special, but it was all she and her brother needed. Fayeth stared into the forest with longing with her emerald green eyes. Her long auburn hair gently blowing the in the breeze that stirred the leaves while a pair of pointed ears poked out cutely from her long hair. Her lightly tanned skin shone in the light of the Sun flawlessly. Fayeth wore a dress her mother had given her a long time ago that hugged her curves and brought out her eyes along with a necklace of a otter around her neck. Her body was well developed and untainted by the touch of others, something that she had been careful about. Fayeth was rather beautiful among her people and naturally was sought after by suitors wishing to have her, but there was only one person she really wanted her own brother. It wasn't forbidden among the elvish laws to marry their sibling, but it was slightly looked down upon in the eyes of the public which was what kept her silent for all these years. As long as she could remember, Fayeth always wanted to be with him. The way he protected her from mean children never left her thoughts, even the nights of roaring thunder that he comforted her in didn't fail to make her smile. He was always there for her, her shoulder to cry on, someone who always made her laugh and feel safe, but she was nervous to tell him the truth. Fayeth feared he wouldn't return her affection and may even be disgusted by her, so she stayed silent for now. A curious little raccoon sniffed his way to her side before curling up beside her and laying its head down with a little chatter. Fayeth had a special way with animals, some called her a natural animal tamer. She just wished she was as good with her brother as she was with animals. Animals just understood her without her having to do much, but it seemed like her brother was growing more distant from her and it hurt her chest just to think about it. That was when she came to the conclusion that she needed to do something. Her brother might stop coming back to her one day and she wanted him to at least know her truth. If she was going to lose him, she might as well get it off her chest so she could take the rejection and move on, but yet there was still a little bit of hope that he would accept her and stay with her to the end of their days. She wasn't sure what to do though. Telling him directly was impossible for her, but maybe another method could work. One where she didn't have to tell him directly, but still let him know what her true feelings were. Fayeth became lost in thought over this as her fingers worked on their own to work on the crown she was making, as she tried to figure out the best way to tell her sweet brother her true feelings.