"It sounds like something out of a nightmare," Wilke said, and when he saw her eyes flutter shut, he could almost imagine the added factor of going through that without being able to hear a word of what was going on. He decided in an instand and hooked his hands under her arms and pulled her up against his chest.
"Close your eyes," he signed with one hand, then slipped it into her hair, settling her cheek against his chest. Then he started to sing. He knew the words wouldn't matter, but thought the vibration might do the trick.
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2012-06-30 05:08 (UTC)"Close your eyes," he signed with one hand, then slipped it into her hair, settling her cheek against his chest. Then he started to sing. He knew the words wouldn't matter, but thought the vibration might do the trick.