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Lief's features were stricken with alarm as he rose from his seat. He did not move from the table, yet simply stared back at his brother. "You are going there now? Why don't you stay here for a bit? You could do with some cleaning up. Frankly, you look like you've gotten into a wrestling...

Lief leaned forward in his seat as his brother snarled at him. "Because Far came and picked them up," he replied calmly. His voice had lost a bit of the hostility that had been there before. He was nearly ashamed of himself- a soon-to-be-Dad should not be so disagreeable. "They left while we...

Lief's eyes narrowed as he stared back at his brother. "Do not shove your impatience upon me, Tristan. A lot of tears have been shed, and you've been the central reason. We've been waiting on you for seventeen years to come and step up to the plate. Surely you can wait a few more seconds to...

Things had not set right for Lief ever since Julie and the kids had been whisked away with only a note for explanation. His concern was soon swallowed up by other worries and responsibilities. Christmas had come and gone, and Daisy was due to give birth any day now. Lief and his children were...

Weeks had gone by since Julie and the kids had arrived, and still, there was no sign of Tristan. Lief had long since stopped hoping for his brother to return, but he did not tell Julie that. He didn't want to be the one to tear out her heart and stomp it into jelly. Her pregnant belly was...

Lief nodded back at Josh. He decided not to comment on wanting Tristan back. He wasn't sure what to think at this point. His older brother seemed to cause more problems than fix them. The blond man hoped avidly that his brother wouldn't jeopardize his marriage more than he already had...

Lief stroked at his chin as he slouched over on the couch. With a Dolohov involved, he was sure that his brother was in trouble. He would never nark on his family or friend, but it was well known that he disapproved of their actions. The blond wizard glanced up as Josh mentioned spells and...

Lief was nothing more than quiet as he took in the exchange between his sister-in-law and his friend. His eyebrows raised in recognition at the name Josh had uttered. Well, the surname anyways. "Dolohov- wasn't Antonin Dolohov one of the Death Eaters that was locked up in Azkaban?" It had...

Lief's eyes widened as he listened to Julie and Josh both speak. He had heard that Tristan had had another child, but he hadn't known about the mother being in the pub they had gone to. "Leaky Cauldron," he muttered quietly, although it was more of a subconscious correction than anything...

His expression twisting into a frown, Lief leaned against the wall. Although Josh was best friends with his older brother, the man had become like family to the Sigurds. His voice soft as usual, the blond man replied, "She's... distraught." He wasn't sure how else to explain Julie's...

Lief's head snapped up as a voice that was definitely not a child's erupted from the downstairs. "Speak of the bloody devil," he muttered to himself, "That will be the very man right now. Please excuse me." With another look to Julie he turned out of the guest room and made his way down the...

Lief shifted in his seat. This whole situation was sitting badly with him. Although Tristan had never proven to be, well, dependable- not as far as women were concerned, anyway- suddenly taking off without telling at least one of his family members or Josh was out of the ordinary. It sounded...

Lief remained in a slouch as he listened to what Julie had to say. His expression was perplexed. His sister-in-law had told him that Tristan had basically disappeared, but nothing about an owl or a letter. A light sigh rolled off his tongue. "I think... that he had us all fooled," the blond...

Deciding that he wasn't going to keep asking questions that he knew the answer too, Lief brought his hand to the doorknob. His fingers curled around the cool metal and twisted it. The door opened smoothly and he stepped inside. He wasn't sure what to do, but he couldn't leave her when she was...

Lief could take no more of the scorching sun. The winter here had been tolerable- most people thought it was cold, but the temperature had been actually warm compared to the place he had grown up. He was dreading the summer coming on. He loved living with his family in New Zealand, yet he...

The sun bit gently down on the blonde wizard's neck as he sat on the patio swing. He had long since given up smoking, yet he wanted a cigar more than ever. After receiving a letter from Julie he had gone to pick her and the kids up. He was exhausted from apparating, and on top of that...

Lief forced a smile at his daughter, not exactly befitting his usual pale pallor. He let her tug him upstairs. The man didn't hope that he would be forced to play with dolls or something as equally horrible. His blue eyes darted about as he took in the room before him. "So, girls, what was...

Lief had taken to to the couch, folding his arms behind his head as he waited for everyone to get back downstairs. He had half a mind to take a nap, but that idea was cast to the winds as his unusually energetic daughter came toddling in, her eyes wide and pleading. Usually, that meant trouble...

Lief gave his brother a smirk, and those standing by would be able to tell they were brothers. While their faces didn't mirror that of the other in any way, shape or form, they were linked by the same smile and eyes. "We'll be taking a car," he replied, "Actually, we should be heading back...

Lief had gotten up early with Daisy and the rest of the family so that he could meet Tristan and company at the airport. While he had no idea who the woman was, and had recently found out that she was a muggle, he was happy that his brother was able to settle down. He knew well enough what...