"I would change things if I could, and you wouldn't even have to ask for it." It was a fine line that she walked, carefully staying out of the drama while managing the fallout. The Foxwoods were uncontrollable to a fault, but it was their endearing quality as much as it was their most frustrating. The witch didn't hesitate to refill Lust's glass before sitting at his side, laying her head on his shoulder. "We both know how far they would go, honey. Murder and mutiny if people stand in their way." The more frustrating quality, but... it wasn't her problem. She slowly turned the glass in her hands, straightening up so she could look her brother in the eyes. "It's a high possibility, but if it's something that I can't reach, then I will find every damn specialist to fix him."
"I know you would, Isabel. It's why I love you." Lust played his part in maintaining a boundary between Bel and the outside world begging for her assistance should they ever make it past Pride who he swore spent some nights standing outside the front door. It's where he and Sloth agreed as well on the rarest occasion they shared the same perspective. Lust brought his refilled glass to his lips and rested his cheek against the witch's head, sighing, "A pain I understand all too well, unfortunately." Had there been anyone he also would have committed murder and mutiny for besides Isabel, was Gluttony. He would have when his brother lost his voice had the person who stole it wasn't as powerful as their father. Lifting his head again, the demon Prince brushed his fingers gently along Bel's cheek and nodded once, "I know he won't come back whole. Who are we kidding?" Then came the fear, spiraling, telling him that Azriel will never come back. Gone forever and wasting their second chance. "And if every damn specialist says he can't be fixed, what then? Bel, why can't the world just let him be happy?"















