“hey,drao,”lunabeamed.“youremembergee,right?”thankheavensforthisgirl!

“hey…drao?”italmostsoundedlikeaquestion,asthoughgeewastryingtonavigatetheunfamiliarityofhisfirstname.

“gee,”draosaidwithasmallnod.yeah,thiswasreallyweird.

“youguysarefriends?”geeasked,hisvoiedrippingwithseptiism.

“oh,yes,”lunasmiled.“draoanbereallynie.althoughithinkhepreferstoletpeoplethinkheisn’t.notlikeinthepast,though.hewasn’tniewhenhewasadeatheater.butithinkhe’stryingtomakeupforit.”

asalways,drao’smouthdroppedopeninastonishment.“youreallyjustsaywhatomestomind,don’tyou?”

lunaokedherhead.“don’tyou?oh,nowonderyou’resowlingallthetimeifyoukeepallofyourthoughtstoyourself!”

“iguessithurtspeoplesometimes,hearingotherpeople’sunfilteredthoughts,”geesaid.itdidn’tesapedrao’snotiethathewasgivinghimaspeutivegne.

“buteverythingijustsaidistrue,”lunasaid.

“isit?”geeaskedinanunonvinedtone.draobithistongue,butbeforeheouldstophimself,thewordsspilledoutofhismouth.

“listen,iknowitprobablymeansnothingtoyou,butiamreallysorry.i’msorryfortheroleipyedinthewarand…forwhathappenedtoyourbrother.”draostaredatthefloor,unabletolookgeeintheeyes.

“youalreadysaidthat,”geesaid,promptingdrao’seyestoinvoluntarilysnapuptohis.“inyourletter.ihaven’tfotten.”

“oh,yougotone,too?”lunaaskedwithoutsoundingsurprised.instead,shesoundedhappy.

“yeah,”geesaidslowlybeforeheturnedhisattentionbaktodrao.“itwasagoodgesture,youknow,thatyouwrotetoeahofusindividually,insteadofsendingonelettertothewholefamily.iappreiateyouapologisinginperson,butidon’tputmuhvaluetowords.”

“oh,butdraois—”

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