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A Tale Of Promises
Kavan.
Something was wrong.
Wiping the sweat that formed on his forehead, Kavan couldn't quite tell how he knew.
There was something off. Instinctively, he felt his wings escape from under his skin, protruding in great lengths and width. As softly as he could as to not wake him, he wraps his wings around Fyn, bringing the mortal close to his chest. As soon as he felt the small breath Fyn did in his sleep, Kavan felt himself relaxing. For a few moments, he stayed still, just enjoying the warmth of the small mortal.
Until he feels the same shivering sensation that climbed up his spine. Sighing, Kavan raised his hand between the both of them and softly brushed his knuckles along Fyn's cheeks.
Surprisingly, the mortal leaned into his touch, a satisfied sigh escaping his lips.
Without meaning to, the tips of Kavan's lips tilted upward.
He realized he's been doing that whenever the mortal does anything surprising
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