She huffed, and rolled her eyes, then slumped down onto the chair opposite me.

"I still don't know how you do that. I could have sworn you weren't listening to me."

"Assume I'm always listening dear sister," I replied with a cheeky smirk.

She rolled her eyes at me again, but I could see the corner of her mouth curl a little. Just when I thought it was going to spread into a smile, the corner dropped again and her expression became one of sadness.

"I'm worried about them, Sam. I know that they do their own thing, and leave for long periods of time, but they have never been...