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It's Just A Slow Dance
“Ready?” Cass asked.
“For the party? Yes. To meet your appa again? No.” The last time had been rough and she doubted she could remember everything they told him.
“You’ll be fine. Appa liked you last time, so his opinion shouldn’t change as long as you stay you,” Cass assured. Hae Mina freed the rush of air.
“Okay, I can do this.”
“How’s your hand?” Cass questioned, but the anger that had been present earlier was now absent. Now, he sounded concerned.
Hae Mina closed her fingers into a fist. A small pain hit her palm, but it didn’t hurt as much as when she had dropped the glass. “It’ll be fine, at least
Agassi--a term meaning young lady. Harabuji--a term meaning grandfather. Is also used when addressing a male elder. I hope you all enjoyed this chapter. Let me know what you think in the comments. I'm really excited to see what you think about Cass and his actions so far. Thank you for reading Nightide.
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