slipping up

Her ears flicked at his question. That was true, why would she return to someone who would treat her badly? Vahva knew it hadn't been her fault though, the world was filled on judgement and she deeply wanted to show them that she was not as useless as they had seen her. "That question is hard to answer. Even though they treated me badly, I feel almost no ill will towards them. More than anything I feel sad or upset, so I want to go back and show them that I am not as useless as they thought I was. That I can be smarter than my mother, stronger than my father, and hopefully by the time I leave with my own pack. They won't be glancing at me like that anymore and will see that a child will not always turn out like their parents did." Vahva stated thinking about it. Yes, it was to prove them wrong about her. Her parents had accidentally mated due to being high, but that didn't mean Vahva would be some sort of drug addict, or an unhappy snappy child(even though she was unhappy and snappy for the most part). "I know it's weird, but I want to know the kind of wolves my mother chose to live with rather than her home."

Vahva looked up at Killian, the both of them were alone, and they have had two different views, but as far as she was concerned now he was her friend. The girl shook her mane and sat up in a more comfortable position. "And you, from the way I approached you, it was like a nightmare had happened. Did your family do something to you, that you couldn't forget or forgive?" She asked softly, but then stopped herself. "Sorry didn't mean to pry, whatever your reasons are I'm sure that they're good enough for you. I'm glad that you are the first wolf to accept my offer about the pack." Her tail thumped on the ground.

"speech"