[That drags his lips into a wry smile. If you want to laugh, you should just do it. He's been unraveling lately, as Rinne well knows, but he resents every single thread he's given up. If he could just wrest them back into his control—
... No, even then, the tapestry has already changed. Frayed threads that have come loose have no other use than to be discarded, don't they?
And yet again, something rings familiar about what Rinne says. Things that should feel like news, but don't. Things he doesn't remember being told, but something inside of him knows that it's right.
The same way he never had to be told Kaname was his blood. Regardless of the evidence, physical and intangible, his core had answered with certainty; nothing needed to slot into place, because it had always been there, all along.
He swallows thickly, his mouth suddenly dry.]
An obscured child from a prior marriage.
[That... would answer the surname question, most likely. If they shared the father.]
He said... that neither of us knew about the other for most of our lives. That for him, I'd only spoken to him for the first time less than a year ago.
With separate families, it makes sense that we hadn't known.
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... No, even then, the tapestry has already changed. Frayed threads that have come loose have no other use than to be discarded, don't they?
And yet again, something rings familiar about what Rinne says. Things that should feel like news, but don't. Things he doesn't remember being told, but something inside of him knows that it's right.
The same way he never had to be told Kaname was his blood. Regardless of the evidence, physical and intangible, his core had answered with certainty; nothing needed to slot into place, because it had always been there, all along.
He swallows thickly, his mouth suddenly dry.]
An obscured child from a prior marriage.
[That... would answer the surname question, most likely. If they shared the father.]
He said... that neither of us knew about the other for most of our lives. That for him, I'd only spoken to him for the first time less than a year ago.
With separate families, it makes sense that we hadn't known.
[He doesn't remember any of it.]