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'Cerberus, we need to talk.' Nolan's voice entered his older brother's mind. Cerberus had been waiting for this. He knew exactly what had to be discussed. Since the pleasantries of breakfast were over, now would be their best bet to talk without Herrick worrying. Luckily he would be too preoccupied training with Elestair to notice. Cerberus squeezed his lover's hand, excusing himself, then left the dining room with Nolan in tow. Their quick exit went unnoticed by everyone else except Cain. He sensed the slight change in their demeanor just before they left. Whatever this was, it had to be serious. Cain bid Elestair good luck and left momen

Nolan entered the dining room, his usual stoic expression across his face. Half of the family was waiting for him. The pups, Cecilia, and Elestair had been sent off to bed hours earlier; while Cain, Herrick, and Cerberus kept themselves awake at the dining table. Cain and Herrick were waiting for any news on Selena, and Cerberus stayed to Herrick's side in comfort. He cared for the fallen angel, sure, but not nearly to Herrick's or Cain's extent. More than half of the night had already passed, and they all knew whatever news Nolan brought couldn't be good. "How is she?" Herrick asked, unable to stop himself from standing. His voice was full

He sat there, nervously fiddling his hands and bouncing his leg. He had made his decision and now regretted all of it. Was his little brother safe? Was he protected enough? Did he make the right choice? He stood, no longer able to handle the stillness of sitting down. His steps quickened into a pace around the room as he ran his fingers through his hair. "I-I can't take this, Cerberus. I don't think I can do it anymore." He said, his sight caught to the floor. The hell hound watched his lover with caring eyes, understanding how he felt. "Herrick, Elestair is fine. He's only in school." "But that's just it." The shorter angel spun around t