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 Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 8:54 am
Yuber crossed his arms as he looked up at the house and then down at his little sister, shifting his hat so the brim hid a his eyes a little more. "You sure this is the right place Parvana? Ain't no way I'm just leaving unless your sure." He corssed his arms as he looked down at the girl.
Parvana rolled her eyes, completely unintmdated by the Kedri. "This is the adress Jani gave me over the phone. She wouldn't give me the wrong adress, despite what you think, not everyone is out to get us." She shuffled threw her bag, making sure she had everything she wanted, lots of blank sheet music, plenty of pencials, paper to make notes on and her flute in it's case. When she looked up at her older brother she stuck her tounge out at the itmdating man. "You can go now."
Yuber raised an eyebrow, making a motion to the front door. "Mom said I was to drop you off, so I'm not going tell your in the hands of this Jani girl. C'mon now." He started up for the door.
Parvana sighed, hurring up to the door and knocking before her brother had a chance to pound on the door. She was pretty sure he enjoyed scaring people, or at least making them nervioues. When Jan opned the door Parvana grinned from ear to ear, "Hey Jani," She turned to her brother, "You can go now."
The blonde man looked down at her then sighed and shook his head. "Give me a call when your ready to come home." He shrugged before heading back up the walk shaking his head and getting into the car to leave.
The butterfly girl turned back to Jan as soon as she was sure her brother was leaving. "I brought stuff to write music with. I wasn't sure if you wanted to do some of that too."
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 9:53 pm
Obviously, Yuber didn't remember Jan from the first time they'd met, when she'd thrown tomatoes in his face as an infant. The blonde simply smiled as he drove away, and stepped back to let Parvana into her home. It was surprisingly quiet lately, what with the older kids now moving out, and the youngest ones now old enough to be out playing by themselves. Indu was in her study, but other than that, no one was really home.
"'Ey, Parvana. C'mon en."
Closing the door behind the younger girl, she led the way to the couch, and gestured for the other Sin'aeis to take a seat, before smoothly settling herself with a yawn and stretch.
"Ya, sure we kin do tha' too. Ah a'ways enjoy et. 'Ow're ya?"
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 10:15 pm
Parvana grinned hoping onto the couch next to her, pulling her legs under her. She pulled her bag on top of her lap, her fingers drumming acrossed the top of it. "Pretty good. Not much has changed since the last time I saw you." She giggled a little. "How are you?"
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