He hesitates only a moment, then runs his hand gently over her hair. "Aye, you told me," he murmurs, in a tone of aching gentleness.
Ruthlessly, he shoves back the part of himself that's screaming in fear and worry. "But the moon is setting, dear one. The morning has come. Wake to it, Susan, won't you?"
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Ruthlessly, he shoves back the part of himself that's screaming in fear and worry. "But the moon is setting, dear one. The morning has come. Wake to it, Susan, won't you?"