"I wasn't concerned about your leg," House said. Okay, well if Wyn didn't want to talk about his trauma, which was understandable: "Like how are things going with your brother being here?"
"Oh, Alwyn... It's fine. I didn't expect him to come see me, or to take the
school's invitation to study here. He's never shown any interest in humans
before really."
Truthfully, Wyn wasn't sure what to make of his brother's presence.
"He's always been very proud of his fae heritage."
"Yeah, no, I know- And I love him, but... Part of me wishes he'd stayed
back in the fae realm. People already dislike fae, and I don't think he'll
do much to prove we're just like you. He's too busy living the old way,"
Wyn said.
"Yeah, well it didn't stop Richard, did it," Wyn said, tone slightly
snappy. "Alwyn has no idea how ruthless people can be. It would be better
for us both if he just left."
House sighed. "Look. Based on my conversation with your brother, he seems to have your best interests at heart. Perhaps if he's... embracing his fae-ness, it will pull attention from you."
"Maybe," Wyn sighed. "I don't know. I just really thought he wouldn't come
here. He always said he wasn't interested. And it's not like we're close, I
don't go home to see him ever, and he's never come to visit me."
Nevermind that Wyn had never invited him to, while Alwyn had invited him to
come stay with him more than once.
"You don't think that would be cruel of me?" Wyn asked. "I did tell him I
don't need looking after. I am his older brother after all, I should be
looking after him. ...But he just insisted he wanted to keep an eye on me."
Wyn sighed and sat back down, picking up his discarded shirt.
"I love him, you know? I do, but- He loves being a nymph, and I just never
have. I've always wanted to be human, and him being here is just a reminder
that I'm always going to be fae."
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"Fine," Wyn replied instantly, because that was always his answer. He was always fine.
"My leg seems to have healed, so... It's fine."
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"Oh, Alwyn... It's fine. I didn't expect him to come see me, or to take the school's invitation to study here. He's never shown any interest in humans before really."
Truthfully, Wyn wasn't sure what to make of his brother's presence.
"He's always been very proud of his fae heritage."
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"Yeah, no, I know- And I love him, but... Part of me wishes he'd stayed back in the fae realm. People already dislike fae, and I don't think he'll do much to prove we're just like you. He's too busy living the old way," Wyn said.
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"Yes. I mean, he's probably shagging half the school by now. I've worked hard to prove I'm not like that," Wyn scowled.
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"Yeah, well it didn't stop Richard, did it," Wyn said, tone slightly snappy. "Alwyn has no idea how ruthless people can be. It would be better for us both if he just left."
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"I can't ask him to leave," Wyn sighed.
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"Maybe," Wyn sighed. "I don't know. I just really thought he wouldn't come here. He always said he wasn't interested. And it's not like we're close, I don't go home to see him ever, and he's never come to visit me."
Nevermind that Wyn had never invited him to, while Alwyn had invited him to come stay with him more than once.
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"You don't think that would be cruel of me?" Wyn asked. "I did tell him I don't need looking after. I am his older brother after all, I should be looking after him. ...But he just insisted he wanted to keep an eye on me."
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"No, I suppose not. I just..."
Wyn sighed and sat back down, picking up his discarded shirt.
"I love him, you know? I do, but- He loves being a nymph, and I just never have. I've always wanted to be human, and him being here is just a reminder that I'm always going to be fae."
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"I mean, what do I know. It's just... your brother seems okay, and it seems as if you'd be stronger together."
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"You're probably right, I just- I'm not sure I'm ready to be so in touch with my roots."
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Wyn nodded, silent a beat before pulling his shirt back on and speaking.
"He brought our crowns. I don't know why. It's not like we've got need for them here. He wants me to take mine, but I told him I don't want it."
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""Yeah, I don't think I'll be- Wait, you saw?" Wyn asked, looking surprised.
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