Yeah, but Liliana wasn't counting that Thursday for exactly that reason. She didn't blame anyone for staying home rather than letting all and sundry see their personal baggage. By rights, her baggage should have been in Dominarian, and yet, it had shown up in English and with Braille. Which was how she'd known it was just doing it for kicks.

"That's precisely what this class was for, though I'm not sure how many others realized that. I don't think your sister did, for example." Liliana had not missed Luma's growing frustration, no. "You already know how bitter and choking regret and grief are, the kind that accompany mistakes that you would give up almost anything to make right." Er, uhh, or so she'd heard. How would Liliana ever know what those feelings felt like, ahaha amiright? "But it's hard to learn how to not repeat them, unless you learn that your first instincts can easily mislead you. And it's harder still to learn that that which feels right in the moment may not be correct in the context of the wider picture."