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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KahlessNestor" data-source="post: 7121599" data-attributes="member: 6801311">Heather nodded and started unpacking her bag as Tamar pulled the apple pie from the oven and put it aside to cool. “So how is everyone?” Heather asked. “Matthew’s gettin’ ready ta graduate,” Tamar said. “Tryin’ ta figure out what he wants ta do next. Ah’ve suggested medical school, but Ah think he’s leanin’ more toward community college an’ becomin’ an EMT.” Heather frowned, stacking her books at her desk and tossing her bag on the chair beside it. “Is that wise, given his empathy?” she asked. Tamar shrugged. “Ah think he wants ta be where he can do the most good, immediately on the scene,” she said. “Ah told him he can do just as much good at a hospital, without all the trauma. But he’s gettin’ better at handlin’ other people’s pain.” “That’s good,” Heather noted. “He’ll need to learn to function when in pain. Compartmentalize.” Tamar nodded and opened the cupboards to find Heather’s dishes. “And Kenny?” Heather asked, going to the refrigerator to get a bottle of water. Well, her sister certainly hadn’t been lying when she’d said she went shopping! The fridge was full! “You do know half this stuff will go bad before I get a chance to eat it,” Heather commented. “Ya need ta eat better, then!” Tamar scolded, bringing the dishes around to the table. Heather grabbed her water and opened it, sipping as she went to help her sister set the table. “Kenny?” she prompted. “Trouble, as ever.” Tamar rolled her eyes. “Has himself a band now at the academy. An’ several girls hissin’ at each other over him.” Heather gave a small smile. “That’s Kenny,” she mused. “At least he can keep it quiet.” “Ya’d think.” Tamar shook her head.TBC</blockquote>

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