Everything the light touches

For a time she still hid her face from him, but his gentle words finally drew her wet gaze to slowly meet his, silent as he spoke. What he said made... a lot of sense, and she wanted to curl up in shame. She would never ever have wanted to seem disrespectful of her daddy or the pack he had built. She just hadnt thought before she had opened her big mouth. And now he was disappointed and angry. Her lip quivered again. "I'm sorry, Daddy," she said, her voice far more quiet and subdued than it had been... basically ever. "I didnt mean to disrespect you. I was just so mad ..." But she stopped before she said anything more, wary of saying anything further about what, exactly, had made her so mad. She didnt know if he would be mad if she brought it up again... if he would think she was question in his decisions... but she really just didnt understand, and the anger and hurt still lurked there beneath the shame and tears.