The weather was cloudy. For most, this would be less than ideal. To Delmarya Fier (Deli), it was less than ideal as well, despite her being a sun-avoiding vampire. But it also meant that Deli could be even more productive…
In the past, Adelise had decorated the walls of her room with garlic because her betrothed/husband-to-be had been incredibly inconsiderate and obnoxious. But things were different now. One, she was officially married and they’d developed a playful rapport. Two, he…
A clip from the distant future. Dysis’ being happy and dancing an odd/quirky dance at home.
After spending the day at the Foxbury Institute, the Fiers returned home and Cabe Bheeda, a neighbor, stopped by. Deli, who found him attractive, went out to greet him. Deli: Hey! Cabe: Hello—oh, wow, I never noticed how thin you…
The atmosphere in the house was still burdened by grief, so the five youngest Fiers decided to spend the day on campus, ideally surrounded by the youthful, optimistic energy of their peers. Dysis, especially, craved change as everything had begun…
After Star’s funeral, the Fiers returned to their home in Sulani. Aster followed. Upon arriving, Aster began crying, perhaps remembering what it was like to lose her own mother. Asher meditated in the most vampiric way possible, encouraging his eldest…
Star Broke, Dawn and Dysis’ biological mother, passed away. The family, especially the five youngest Fiers, were devastated. They’d grown close to Star and this was their first serious encounter with death. Star was funnier and more laid-back than their…
When we last left off, the middle child of the fourth generation, Dysis, was panicking about potentially failing out of university/being put on academic probation and how that would affect her chances of becoming a business tycoon in the future.…
The weekend passed peacefully. First term grades were released for Dawn and Delmarya (Deli). Deli got the expected. Dawn did well too. But no one had seen much of Dysis who still had her first term finals to take. She’d…
Delmarya (Deli) was trying not to sulk. She told herself that it didn’t matter that she’d seen him first or that she’d introduced herself first—you couldn’t call dibs on people; they weren’t objects; they had freewill. So when her crush…