Death By Another's Hand

As I watch the faces of Edward and Lillith, I am not sure what to read behind their eyes, for their faces are as blank as a page. There is no sorrow or any joy reflecting in them. Has the poor child indeed passed away? Was it by his wounds or from Lilith's decision not to become the guardian of the child? This I would find somewhat strange and yet sad in the same breath as this is not Lilith's nature. And as with Edward, I know that he would not have let the boy meet such an ugly fate. But as with the last few days have proven, nothing amazes me anymore.

So do I even dare to ask what went wrong? I have come to learn that if Lilith has a great burden on her shoulders that one should be wise to let her be until she has calmed down. Then I think this is best for me not to say a word at this present time. But if I thought that my beloved should share the same sentiment, then I would be rather mistaken, for she does not even blink once before she asks the question.

"Li