Henley walked through the halls, his guitar hanging from his tall and slender body. Lately he’d had writers block, but he still carried it everywhere he went, hoping that something would come to him. Suddenly, Henley felt someone grab hold of his robes and heard them murmur his name. He looked down and saw his sister, Lita, who he hadn’t seen since before the fire.
“Little!” he exclaimed, “How are you? Are you all right? I haven’t seen you since before the fire.”
Henley cared very much for his sister, and honestly, he felt horrible for not seeking her out during, or even after, the fire. He was in such a state of shock that he had been emotionally dead for weeks, now. However, he was making a recovery.
Was it appropriate to say that she was most definitely not alright? That she had watched her friends being killed in that fire. Had thought that Henley was dead. Was cursed.
No. None of those things would be appropriate to speak of so instead she nodded her head lightly, “I am most superbly fine other than a few scratches. What about you? You are fine, aren’t you?” She asked, searching him over. Looking for any indication that he had been injured in the fire. Lita was lying so he could be too. A ‘few scratches’ was a bit of an understatement, but she digressed.
“I can’t seem to find Phoenix anywhere either. Or Sebastian. Or you for awhile, Henley.” She said, still looking him over.