*Sighing, Walburga sits. It appears they're to be in for a long haul, as she tries to explain to her son what she's not even really comfortable thinking about.
And although Walburga only infrequently even thinks of herself as a mother, it still tugs at her heartstrings a bit that the Crouch boy has lost his own.*
Perhaps that's why you ought to read to him? He'll hear it, even if he isn't listening.
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Date: 2011-06-16 09:31 am (UTC)And although Walburga only infrequently even thinks of herself as a mother, it still tugs at her heartstrings a bit that the Crouch boy has lost his own.*
Perhaps that's why you ought to read to him? He'll hear it, even if he isn't listening.