09-24-2008, 03:09 PM
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As the two of them sat there, she absorbed all of the comfort they were bringing to one another. It felt so much better to have finally talked about the problem and her fears. She knew that it was always better to talk about things than to let them stay locked up inside, tearing the person apart from the inside out. But she had not really felt comfortable enough to tell the usual people she might have. She couldn't tell Naniko, since the problem involved her. With Kansas' past with his sibling and leader she didn't want to tell him either. As for Ehno, she knew that it would not have made him happy. The last thing she wanted was to risk Ehno doing something to protect her and getting in trouble with their leader. But now she had Anu, who it appeared had been the perfect person to talk to.
Savina took in the sentence her friend spoke. It was really true. She couldn't imagine not having Kansas around. And then the fear of losing him. The dream she had had a few nights ago, where Conri had come back and hurt the pale boy, had shook her to her very core. She had needed to go and see him, to make sure that he was alright before she was able to calm down. "Yeah..." Her voice muttered softly. It was in-eloquent, but it was the only thing she could think of to say in response.
As the tawny older wolfess pulled back a bit so they could see each other's faces again, she gave her a big smile. A smile which only widened with Anu's next words. Ebony tail began to wag excitedly. "Yes, you will! I don't think you'll be dissapointed." She knew it had been a bit of a joke, but in all seriousness she wanted Anu to meet Kansas. After all, the closer their little family the better, right?
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wc 324
As the two of them sat there, she absorbed all of the comfort they were bringing to one another. It felt so much better to have finally talked about the problem and her fears. She knew that it was always better to talk about things than to let them stay locked up inside, tearing the person apart from the inside out. But she had not really felt comfortable enough to tell the usual people she might have. She couldn't tell Naniko, since the problem involved her. With Kansas' past with his sibling and leader she didn't want to tell him either. As for Ehno, she knew that it would not have made him happy. The last thing she wanted was to risk Ehno doing something to protect her and getting in trouble with their leader. But now she had Anu, who it appeared had been the perfect person to talk to.
Savina took in the sentence her friend spoke. It was really true. She couldn't imagine not having Kansas around. And then the fear of losing him. The dream she had had a few nights ago, where Conri had come back and hurt the pale boy, had shook her to her very core. She had needed to go and see him, to make sure that he was alright before she was able to calm down. "Yeah..." Her voice muttered softly. It was in-eloquent, but it was the only thing she could think of to say in response.
As the tawny older wolfess pulled back a bit so they could see each other's faces again, she gave her a big smile. A smile which only widened with Anu's next words. Ebony tail began to wag excitedly. "Yes, you will! I don't think you'll be dissapointed." She knew it had been a bit of a joke, but in all seriousness she wanted Anu to meet Kansas. After all, the closer their little family the better, right?