[A.N.: Since is the sequal to both "To You I Leave My Heart" and "Where The Wind Takes
You" you should probably read those before you read this (If you haven't already). :) It
avoids confusion. Okay, that's all]
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Celalcien watched from her perch among the trees of Lothlórien, much the same as she had years before in the Shire. What she saw was painful as a scene from her own past played before her eyes. It was like a cruel story being retold and yet it was so innocent compared to her's. "Run, little one," she whispered. "Run before you lose your heart." Hot tears streamed down her cheeks but she wiped them away and refused to let more fall. She was no longer a child and the love she once knew had been strangled by the paths of war and wandering. Quietly making her way to the ground the half-elf cast a wary glance toward the two cousins standing only yards away. She then looked at the trail the other hobbit had chosen. "Go back to Imladris Pearl Mudifoot, forget these nightmares. Peregrin may love you, but love is little more than a curse with fair name."
You" you should probably read those before you read this (If you haven't already). :) It
avoids confusion. Okay, that's all]
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Celalcien watched from her perch among the trees of Lothlórien, much the same as she had years before in the Shire. What she saw was painful as a scene from her own past played before her eyes. It was like a cruel story being retold and yet it was so innocent compared to her's. "Run, little one," she whispered. "Run before you lose your heart." Hot tears streamed down her cheeks but she wiped them away and refused to let more fall. She was no longer a child and the love she once knew had been strangled by the paths of war and wandering. Quietly making her way to the ground the half-elf cast a wary glance toward the two cousins standing only yards away. She then looked at the trail the other hobbit had chosen. "Go back to Imladris Pearl Mudifoot, forget these nightmares. Peregrin may love you, but love is little more than a curse with fair name."