Dis' Story - Part 28 by DaydreamingDuma, literature
Literature
Dis' Story - Part 28
It seemed that when Fili made a promise, he was in no hurry to break it.
True to his word, Fili oversaw everything his brother did.
He watched his Uncle rock him to sleep and he tried to learn the lullabies too, so that he might sing them.
He always knew when Kili needed to be fed for he would fetch his mother and bring her to the baby.
If Kili was too hot or cold, Fili would undoubtedly be the first to know and respond to his needs.
He seemed to know what Kili liked and didn't like.
For example, Fili had gone to his mother with a very grown-up look on his face. "Mama, I think you should move the cot next to my bed," he said. Both Fili an