Break Away

With the way Song talked about her beau, Silent couldn't help but be intrigued about their relationship. The happiness that roved over Song's features and actions as she spoke of Cherokee made it obvious she was smitten. Silent's own heart felt light as she saw the positive vibes that rang from Song's voice and her own heart. She enjoyed the company that she kept with the young white fae, and it was evident in the way she spoke and welcomed Song's part of the conversation.

"It will probably feel that way for a long time. You will never truly realize how much time passes when you're in love. The world continues to spin and seasons come and go, but you can guarantee that once you both know more about each other, the deeper you may fall." Silent couldn't help but keep the smile that remained on her face. "Chances are worth taking, especially when your heart is in it." The euphoria that shined from both females made an invisible feeling of warmth spread over Silent's toes and tail. It reached the rest of her as Song questioned about her own experiences with true love. "Ahhh," she sighed, content with the question and the answer that followed.

"My, oh my, have I had true love? Most definitely! The first one never leaves your heart and stays with you always." She figured it would be all right to share a bit of her history. "I met my true love when I was a pup, a slip of a thing. I was in a pack where my grandmother was the Healer and on the council. The beta and his wife had adopted two boys, one of which was my future husband..." Silent's eyes became glossy, looking as if she would cry. "We played all the time and as we grew, our feelings did, too. After getting married as teenagers, we had our family of four beautiful children..." Her gaze's glossiness faded and she wrapped her tail around her form again. She wasn't sure if she could talk about what happened after that. Apollo's death had hit them hard, causing them to break apart, making a part of her leave with him. "He is and always will be the one for me, even though history doesn't depict it at times..."