I wouldn't leave you
12-02-2016, 09:57 PM
Bass frowned when she said that she was trying to chase away the depression, but he nodded his head ever so slightly. At least she was trying to keep it at bay, he guessed. "I'm sure Storm appreciated the help, Renhett, thank you," he said in regards to her attending the meeting. Apparently even Finch had showed up, which was good. He wished that he could help in some other way though, offer her more to do. "You can always join me on a patrol or on scouting out the herds, if you want. I wouldn't mind the company," the Primo said with a smile. It would be nice, actually, to have someone with him. Usually he was all by himself for most of the day actually, keeping himself busy with checking the borders and the herds that moved through their lands. They needed a big hunt soon, everyone was going to need some fat on their bones before winter showed up. He was proud of her when she spoke of Kai, that she taught him parts of her heritage for him to take away with him. He smiled fondly at her, but it slipped away when she mentioned a disconnect in her next litter -- if there was to be one. Shaking his head back and forth, he aimed to brush his nose gently across her cheek. "It will be different then, trust me. With Kai you knew that he would be leaving with his father, you probably prematurely put that wedge between you two. But when you have a mate and you know that your family is for real, I will have no doubt that you will love them with all you have. I'll bet on that, okay?" he said softly. It couldn't be easy, what she had done. But she had been able to distance herself, and Bass wasn't sure if she realized that that is why this was easy of her, that was why she wasn't so disheartened. In the long run, she had saved herself from all the pain and strife that this could have caused her. |
