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[theravenboy]

Owen Davies heard the harpsong in the upstairs hallway and asked politely if he could come along with Bran.

Therefore, both Bran Davies and Owen Davies are walking through the doorway to Milliways now.

[In which Owen Davies demonstrates the presence of a backbone! Accompanied by Bran, Owen listens to Dream of the Endless compliment his son, speaks politely to Mordred and invites Mordred to visit. Owen and Bran talk to Blodwen Rowlands and escape unscathed. Score: Davies 6, Blodwen 3. Also, Bran meets Liz Imbrie [slowtimed].)

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[white_flowers]

"Oh, now, the color might not suit you, cariad, or the style even, but they are lovely warm things to protect against the chill."

The soft musical voice is gently amused.

[owendavies.livejournal.com]

"I am sure they are, Blodwen," says Owen sincerely.

[theravenboy]

Bran's breath hisses in his throat.

[white_flowers]

She smiles Bran, and then turns to Owen, still smiling. "I do enjoy the making, and there are several here who might be glad of such gifts, I think."

[theravenboy]

Very quietly, Bran says, "You are no Maker, Blodwen Rowlands."

[white_flowers]

"Goodness no," she laughs, although she cannot completely hide the sudden coolness in her glance. "I know my limits, dear."

[theravenboy]

"See that you remember them," Bran says softly.

Louder, "It was quite something to see you again. We shall have to talk another time." Bran stands up, stepping out of the booth. "Are you coming, Da?"

[owendavies.livejournal.com]

Owen stands as well. He saw the change in Blodwen Rowlands' face, so he does not sound at all apologetic when he says, "We have work to do at home."

"Take care, Blodwen." Owen's tone of voice suggests several possible meanings for the phrase.

[white_flowers]

"Good evening, the two of you," she says amenably enough, but Blodwen Rowlands has not missed the point, oh no.

[theravenboy]

Bran lets Owen walk through the door first. Bran follows, closing the door firmly behind him.