Sahed and you were fast friends, both joining the circus around the same time. Sahed clung to you because you were also an Ah’Kon. With the others he didn’t feel as accepted as he did with you.

Today was a laid back day, Sahed lay beside you. You two didn’t speak, the silence was more comfortable. Until he broke the silence,

“You know, sometimes it’s like we’re nobody’s children. I’m nobody’s son, you’re nobody’s daughter.”