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Though Kansas missed Savina when they were not together, he never felt she had been neglectful to him. He understood her duties and he was proud that she took them so seriously and, in doing so, kept their pack a peaceful place to live. On the contrary, he feared he neglected her, with his introverted persona and selfish need to be alone more than most did. That was why he was so keen to see her have a good time, to speak closely with her and give some reassurance that he would always be there. In the past months they had not exactly drifted apart, but, unfortunately, they had spent much less time together than usual. But he held no resentment toward her for it, and he did not think she did toward him either. They were not in any danger of losing their connection, he was sure of it. Their depressions had coincided and were worrisome to one another, but the couple was not the kind to drag one another down. They pushed through and, in the end, they remained close. His relationship with Savina was one thing he never questioned, not anymore.
His smile was almost laughing in the way that his entire mouth was open with the swell of joy he felt in her presence. Kansas nodded in agreement with what she had said - she had passed the decision back to him and he thought he actually had an idea. The lake it is. Water, eh, it's peaceful. We can... talk... He laughed teasingly, finding her slightly, but unintentionally, suggestive words humorous. Talking and relaxing were what were most important to Kansas. He could take some sex or leave it, whatever happened happened. All that mattered was that she was happy.
The pale werewolf hmm'd as he took her close, held her a moment to feel the heat between them, and swung her easily onto the back of the stallion. He followed, mounting in front of her. With a gentle pat of her thigh to make sure she was comfortable, Kansas grasped the navy mane of the horse and turned him toward Rabbit Lake. Fields and then trees flew by them, and at last a break in the forest revealed the blue mirror of the lake. Everything but the chirping birds and rippling water was still and quiet. Here? he looked smilingly over his shoulder at the striking woman behind him.
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