It's over, isn't it?
07-08-2017, 11:48 AM
Confusion settled in as he insisted it wasn't necessary. Didn't he want to see his mother? Then the topic change left her slightly baffled as he questioned her as to what she believed happened when wolves died. What did happened when they died? It was something she never really thought about. Ever since the death of her parents she'd tried not to dwell on it. It brought back feelings that were just downright depressing after all. Now she was curious though. Past being buried, was there some place that souls went to watch over the mortal plane. He'd certainly raised a good question for her to think about later. And then there was embarrassment as he continued. Oh god, his mother was buried here. Well at least she wasn't the only one feeling awkward about it. Of course now she felt guilty. Had she still laid claim to the dancefloor they wouldn't be having this conversation and he could have been visiting his mother's grave by now without interruption. Now what could she do to fix this problem? She didn't know him, at all, but she also didn't want to be that dick who told him no either. "Well I'm not going to keep you from visiting your mother, but I obviously can't just having you wander in by yourself so if you don't mind some company you're welcome within the borders." Walk, "Talk" Think |
![[Image: x638RtN.png]](http://i.imgur.com/x638RtN.png)
![[Image: sI0gGqh.png]](http://i.imgur.com/sI0gGqh.png)