KieranSoares
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"No one could've been what I needed... You were everythin' you could be, a mother most of all. Never apologize fer doin' everythin' you could." Tamblin closed his one eye, falling still. He remained knelt at her side for a long time, showing her the only way he knew, how he still loved her and how deeply he felt his sins.
A few more days passed, Brogan smoothly taking the reins on many clan activities and, in the process, shutting Oliver out of them. Brogan never heeded the whispers of danger and war in his ear, instead bringing Cole and Ciaran to his side as his trusted fellows. He hired new staff, including a spitfire young cook who quickly had the entire kitchen under her control. For the first time in years, the staff was beginning to smile and laugh with some of the new additions and Brogan's kind direction.
Oliver, meanwhile, silently seethed. His spy network was dismantled and replaced with a stronger city watch and royal guard almost overnight, over a hundred people hired into new jobs that would soon aid the economy. Brogan also got Tamblin's approval to revive the Central market square with a fountain and a new statue of the Ghis bear. Within two weeks, Brogan had even brought people in to revive the gardens, selling unneeded horses and baubles to afford many of the changes.
A few more days passed, Brogan smoothly taking the reins on many clan activities and, in the process, shutting Oliver out of them. Brogan never heeded the whispers of danger and war in his ear, instead bringing Cole and Ciaran to his side as his trusted fellows. He hired new staff, including a spitfire young cook who quickly had the entire kitchen under her control. For the first time in years, the staff was beginning to smile and laugh with some of the new additions and Brogan's kind direction.
Oliver, meanwhile, silently seethed. His spy network was dismantled and replaced with a stronger city watch and royal guard almost overnight, over a hundred people hired into new jobs that would soon aid the economy. Brogan also got Tamblin's approval to revive the Central market square with a fountain and a new statue of the Ghis bear. Within two weeks, Brogan had even brought people in to revive the gardens, selling unneeded horses and baubles to afford many of the changes.