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When she spoke, he shrugged at it for the most part, at least until the end of her sentence. What? Now, it was his turn to be surprised. Blue eyes grew wide, the male shocked at what he had just heard. Him? Showing some good!? Was she crazy!? He was flustered, unsure of what to say. He never considered himself good, or even bad, really. He had always been in a bad mood and ill-tempered for as long as he could remember...but did he have a reason for being like that? He thought so. It had all started when his mother left after they were born, then came back, then disappeared again. He supposed that had always been a sore spot for him, and when Marina had come and stolen the rest of his family away, that hatred and resentment towards anything good had grown. He had only stayed with Talis because it was the only place he knew. In a way, his alpha and his pack mates were his only family...even if he tended to avoid them along with everyone else most of the time.

"I...no," He shook his head, the male at a loss for words which was unusual for him. He always had some sort of snarky comeback or remark, but in this case...he had nothing. "Look, I probably ruined your life with my actions, and I know you don't know me, and I don't know my half siblings or that nutcase's other kids, but do me a favor...don't let them turn out like me. Don't let them grow resentful or hateful...they're ugly things to deal with...I'd pass on the message myself but, I'm pretty sure your alpha would try to tear me to shreds if he saw me," He shrugged. Not that he particularly cared, but he wasn't here to start any trouble. He eyed her, staying silent for a moment as he thought. This woman, despite sitting in front of someone that had stolen something precious from her, was actually...giving him a chance...or at least, being civil with him. She had accepted his apology, which if the tables were turned, he wouldn't have. Why he even apologized in the first place was beyond him, it was still a thought that confused the living hell out of him, but it had already been said. "What's your name, anyway?"