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Lemon.

Author: Autumn
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-07 22:15:14

His bare feet touched the cold wall providing only a slight grip, but he wasn't bothered in the slightest. It wasn't his first or second time after all.

Knowing just the corners to grab unto and quietly lowering himself down the top floor, he jumped down to the second wall guard before landing on the ground with a careful thud. Possible from his bare feet.

He let out a soft sigh as he glanced up his room one last time, checking if Bree who had her window next to his hadn't noticed a thing. With the coast clear and then without making a sound, he slipped out the backyard. The lights out front was too revealing and he couldn't risk being seen by anyone from his side. So the backyard was the easiest way he could go.

It also was the fastest route he had to take to get to his destination.

With his legs taking him in the trail of the scent that quietly calmed him, it wasn't long before he found himself standing at the edge of the Waltson's backyard. His head peeked to the side and his eye
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  • His silent voice.   Four.

    A tail and horns. No one in their right senses would still think those were babies.But he did. They looked like regular babies no matter how much diiference he sighted at their physicality.Four babies.One fast asleep with his stomach on the cloud, one seated and staring right at the two others who had a lot to say to each other despite their gibberish.“Ahh bu buu… ba!”“Ahahaha!” The third baby told the joke that was obviously funny to the fourth, ‘cause his lovely laughter filled the room and he realized it was the voice that had brought him up his feet. He watched the fourth fall on his back from his laughter, getting up again to listen to the third speak before crying out again.As he watched all four distinctive souls, a smile took up his lips from the happiness that filled up his heart. He didn't know whose babies they were, or why they were there, why he was even present he had no idea. But he could say for sure... humans weren't lying when they said a baby was like a buc

  • His silent voice.   Choked up.

    What did he mean? He asked himself.Then Jace pointed at his back, “See this?” He pointed at his eyes, “And this?” Then he pointed at his stomach. “With this? It's not as easy as it seems, I'll probably lose another ten years of sleep for this treatment and my body’s probably going to change in ways you probably will one day, be too scared to look at. So forgive me if I choose the people I want to treat and then go into hiding to keep myself safe.” Lana's face slowly drew in a remorseful gaze.“I'm sorry. I-I had no idea, nobody speaks about that.” “They never do,” Jace exhaled once again and he could feel it was a warning of his draining fuel. Jace eyes lingered on Lana and he was surprised to hear him ask in a warm tone. “Do you have someone who needs help?"Lana's lips twitched up the corner, "Needed, actually. She's gone now."Jace nodded, "...I'm sorry to hear that."He stared at the two quietly, more surprised at the fact that Jace was actually lending a listening hear and res

  • His silent voice.   Real parents?

    “Are you seriously planning to drink up this whole jar of coffee?” Theo had to ask, now genuinely concerned about the amount of coffee Jace was swallowing up while they sat at the dinner table.It took another two hours after his post as an armrest before Jace finally declared the healing finished. Jace's apology still lingered at the back of his mind, but he hadn't accepted it nor was he able to turn it down.He needed an explanation for things. Why Jace thought it would be okay for him to linger around him all his life, only to move houses without his knowledge. Why did Jace think it was okay to stir him up in ways that weren't himself, and then steal his innocent kiss right before he left. He had a lot of questions, but he was going to hold them in for the time being."I need this much coffee to even be able to speak to you this much.” Jace responded to his question.“Why?”“I'm insomniac, I can't sleep even if I tried. So the least I can do is to save up some energy from coffee.

  • His silent voice.   Apology.

    Theo jolted up from his sleep, his eyes not finding it too hard to adjust to the weak morning light that slowly crept into the room… not his room.His eyes first met Bree who was fast asleep as she sat on the floor with her back against the wall. The legs peeking out of the bed corners was all he had to see to know Lucas was the one sprawled out of the floor.Obviously fast asleep.Then his eyes went up to the side of the bed and he was surprised to see Jace still in the same position he remembered before nodding off. His eyes strained from an overnight healing and the light in his hands and eyes still as active as when he started.“You're still at it?” His low deep voice almost scared him inside, but he was too busy trying to fight the urge to sleep back than to worry about how he sounded.The moment he got on his feet, was the moment he was made to realize the two different breeds in the room. Lana, Terry, and May stood on their feet, not looking like they had just lost a day of sle

  • His silent voice.   Chaos.

    “Dylan?” May's voice held his surprise with hers.“B-but, he's only just embraced his dragon side.” Lana said.“He just embraced it doesn't mean he hasn't been one the whole time.” Jace replied, still as calm as ever.“Not only that, he's not in the state to get pressured into doing anything strenuous. Is he the only option we have? Can't you use me?” May offered and Jace shook his head with certainty.“You can't do it, you'll break if you try it.” “She'll break?” Lucas muttered to himself.“He has to do it,” Jace stared at Dylan, certain of his decision. “It has to be him and can only be him.”They all fell silent once again at the sudden declaration. If he had to agree with anyone, it would be with May. He had no idea what it was that only Dylan could handle, but he wasn't sure Dylan was in any position to do it.“I have good news and bad,” Jace exhaled before facing them. “Which one do you all care to listen to first?”Seriously?“The bad,” Lucas nodded. “It's obviously always the

  • His silent voice.   Key.

    “What?” The word left his mouth as fast as Terry's. His eyes moved back to Jace whose guilty gaze averted his almost immediately, the little scratch behind his neck giving him all the answers to his questions. He knew Jace was human, but as someone who could treat dragons… not so much trust in that.“Where's the kid?” Jace dragged tiredly while facing May. “I need to get some sleep already.”“He's upstairs, I'll take you there.” May made her way up the stairs and the others followed him. Lucas was about to follow suit when he rushed over and dragged him back.“Hey, what's going on?” He asked in a whisper. “That's Jace, you know?”“Crazy right, I almost didn't recognize him.” Lucas shook his head, completely missing his point.“No, I mean, is May sure that he's the specialist? Are you sure it's him and not someone else, how did you even get him to come out of hiding?”“Trust me, I wish I knew the answer to that. At first, he didn't agree to meet up with May for hours and we stood on

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