Ah; the loss on the far side of a world-defining change. That feels familiar too.
(The deep wrenching grief, the urge to talk about it to someone, are still with her; the calm she's placed on herself is only a stopgap. But it's holding so far, it's holding.)
She lets a moment go by before saying anything else. "You said ... you're a preacher at the Temple, is that right?"
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(The deep wrenching grief, the urge to talk about it to someone, are still with her; the calm she's placed on herself is only a stopgap. But it's holding so far, it's holding.)
She lets a moment go by before saying anything else. "You said ... you're a preacher at the Temple, is that right?"