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Yesterday seems so far away..
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Wrapping it up...
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Cwmfen looked up and rose fluidly and silently. Yet she was unwilling to move; something within her—perhaps it was simply instinct—told her to stay behind. She responded with nothing, but she could forgive him. He was her packmate and she considered him a friend. The black fae simply could not understand why he was displaying such hostility towards her. The woman paused; she thought that perhaps she should tell him that it was okay, that this was simply a minor event within their friendship, and yet she could not. His life was going down a path of doubt and she could not understand why. She was almost deterred by what happened, her tentative personality, ever present despite her growing social aptitude, recoiling from the mahogany male. Perhaps she had done something wrong—she felt that at least she had not helped the situation. For a moment the woman wondered why this was happening, what sort of Fate was dictating this event. She wondered what the purpose of this was, but in the end, it really didn’t matter.
"Sankor, it’s—" the quiet voice began, but his final words cut her short. For a moment she simply stood there, that quiet, red irritation intermingling with the colourless tranquility of her soul. The black tail flickered behind her as if she considered remaining, but finally she just turned away, a discontentment in those white orbs as she silently slipped back into the forest. Indeed, she did feel that she would forgive this strange outburst, but that did not stop the woman from experiencing a quiet anger and hurt. The woman did not think that she had done anything wrong, and Sankor would not enlighten her. There was also something that she felt, and yet she could not describe it. The colour of that emotion was a dark hematite, but she did not know the name of this feeling, nor could she explain what it was that it made her feel. A quiet sigh escaped the woman as she moved farther from that pool, her mind wandering to the missing pup Palindrome, to Brennt, and to Onus.
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