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Aya laughed, "Alright." She was flushed as well and grinning from ear to ear, "You havn't been brushign your hair." She noted, touchign a lock, gently, "What did I tell you about that?" She raised a brow.

Dorian looked around, "Where'd Daft go?"

"I saw him go upstairs.

Dorian sighed and trudged up the steps poking his head into rooms until he found Daft's, "Hey, how's your head?"

He stared at the boy's back for a moment, frowning, "Is....something wrong?" He struggled that out, this was goign against his usual nature, "Yeah I know you got hit in the head but you've been acting very....weird." He finished.

She gave him a severe look then grinned, "I suppose that's a good excuse, "Do you want me to comb it for you?" She asked.

Aya started, "Oh! Oh I forgot! No, I'll call them, where's the phone?" She found it on her own and puched in numbers rapidly, "Mama? No I'm....yes its....Yes, ma I'm at...." She didn't talk for awhile smiling into the reciever, "Hello papa, yes, sorry I worried you guys, I'm at Derek's house, yes." She proceeded to tell them about Kai and his house, "He really is nice, He doesn't like Bloor Sawyer said. Alright, I love you, give mama lots of hugs and kisses. Bye." She hung up and sagged.

Dorian blinked he didn't know what was wrong with Daft, he had no clue although....he did smell odd, "Show me what?" He asked.

Dorian bristled, his hair raising a bit as if they were his fur. He stormed into his room grabbed Daft and made him look at him, "What the hell is wrong with you, man? You're starting to get on my nerves so would you just spit it out?!"

((No kidding.))

Dorian released him in surprise and stared at him. A few things ran through his mind but he couldn't grasp them at all, trying to figure ot what Daft had just said even though he'd heard him clear as day, "Oh." He finally said and looked down at his lap, "Oh I see." He looked up at Daft again, "I'm......totally lost."

Aya turned and gave him a smile, "My mom was totally hysterical though, dad will take care of her though, "Now then, what's for dinner?" she asked brightly.

Daft almost winced at Dorian's voice, not expecting it at all. A hint of grey peeked out from the pillow as he had to see for himself that the other boy was really there. The tearworks started up again, as what didnt happen hit him. He wasnt left alone in the room... Dorian didnt walk away.... He rolled onto his side, a wing still hiding his face, though.

"You... Y-you didnt leave..." Daft whispered, sniffling a bit.


"Well, we have a stew going. We will also have some bread, cheeses, and other things to pick from. There will be a small casserole for anyone who doesnt eat meat, and it all should be done, soon." Mrs. Doomsdon called.
"Thanks, Mrs. Doomsdon!" Linx shouted for the livingroom, hearing about the meat-free option.

Daft understood. He felt crushed, yet releived, all in the same instance. He only loved him as a friend. There was nothing more. All he could muster was a solemn nod, then covered his face again. After a few moments, he spoke, his voice cracked and weak. "You should probably go downstairs for dinner. I'm sure Sawyer wouldnt want you to go hungry."
Daft didnt even know why he'd said that. It was the last blow to his heart to make it shatter. He muted heavy sobs into the pillow as his body shook. He didnt care anymore. This was worse then before. This time, he didnt get a chance to be dumped.

"Sure." Mrs. Doomsdon said. "Silverware in that drawer. Can one of you go and check on the boys?" She shouted into the livingroom.

Daft's body was tense for a moment, but he relaxed in Dorian's arms, wraping his own arms around the other boy and hugging back tightly. Sobs still came from him, but he buried his head in Dorian's shoulder, the tears staining his shirt.

"Someone seems upset..." Mrs. Doomsdon noted, but smiled slightly at Aya.
Mr. Doomsdon came in and helped his wife move the large pot of stew to a place on the table, making sure to turn off the stove.
"Dinner!" The shout rang throughout the house.


Yuma curled up meekly. Even if it was only Dorian she even talked to here, besides Miho and Kai, she felt alone. The house was a bit more barren since there was nobody to barge in on her, anymore.