DAMIANDinner is supposed to be soothing, simple–the last meal of the day. A time to come together, wrapped in the false sense of normalcy, accompanied by the clink of silverware and spark of night lighting. It is a place to unburden, make merry and perhaps relive each day. Or at least, that is how Sir Wicker prefers dinner to be Right now, it is the total opposite. An aberration of everything he holds dear over the dinner table. And this time, there are two prime culprits–Ophelia and I. Ophelia, it is. For I have nothing against her. Unfortunately she does not share the same lights as I do.She sits across from me, posture straight, hands barely touching her cutlery set. Her plate shows no deduction, remaining in its pristine state as it was served. Her expression is stale, a frozen remnant of a half smile. Almost like she is acting in a rehearsed script. A nod here and there, when spoken and the occasional dry smiles flashed when Sir Wicker makes one of his lame, travel jokes.
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