All angels Zed knew at least started out that way. Not questioning. Seemed like that counted even for the ones who didn't belong to Heaven.
It really didn't seem like she was here for any world-shaking purpose. He could deal with feeling that buzz at the back of his neck for another day or two. If she stayed longer than that, her presence might start to be a bother... but he'd cross that bridge when and if it arrived.
"Thanks for the bus fare. I won't keep you." He nodded, then stood again. Paused.
"Just — for curiosity's sake." There was a hint of reticence there. Curiosity was still, sometimes, a dangerous thing. "If you don't have a name, how am I supposed to call you?"
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All angels Zed knew at least started out that way. Not questioning. Seemed like that counted even for the ones who didn't belong to Heaven.
It really didn't seem like she was here for any world-shaking purpose. He could deal with feeling that buzz at the back of his neck for another day or two. If she stayed longer than that, her presence might start to be a bother... but he'd cross that bridge when and if it arrived.
"Thanks for the bus fare. I won't keep you." He nodded, then stood again. Paused.
"Just — for curiosity's sake." There was a hint of reticence there. Curiosity was still, sometimes, a dangerous thing. "If you don't have a name, how am I supposed to call you?"