"And that's something Jessica will always have to live with now," Sam exploded.
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"Knowing her mom died for her. Way to? mess up your kid!"
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Would Jessica even want to live under such a circumstance? Why was he focusing on this bit above everything else he wondered incredulously. Only having to think about that for a fleeting instant, he had the answer. It was simple really. that bit of news was the easiest to digest, understand and react to in any sort of way that anyone could call normal. Catching the fox demon frowning incredulously at him, he scowled back. He did not need a demon judging what he chose to focus on.
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He sighed, gaze returning to Cordelia.
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"So how did the two of you get to know one another and why didn't she try contacting me before," he asked almost too quietly.
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Mundane questions that hardly mattered. Not any better than the thing he chose to react to first. Good going, Sam. He avoided the fox demon's glance as he doubted the? sardonic or amused looks were going away any time soon. v? then a demon judging did make sense...God said not to judge, after all, so of course a demon would judge away.
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"Very good," Azi said with a chuckle, and Sam frowned.
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"Stay the hell out of my head," he snapped.
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"Quit radiating," Azi snapped back with a long suffering eye roll.
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Jessica's family like his? The unlikelyhood stunned Sam and made him wonder if their getting together was even an accident.
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I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed.
I get along with the voices inside of my head.
Kat