Find your comforts

Tamsyn nodded with a smile when Kane reaffirmed how much Resin must have loved her to want her to move on when she was gone. She didn't know if she really appreciated how much Resin loved her or now much she had truly loved Resin until it was too late. She had gotten too used to Resin's constant, steady presence and had never considered how quickly she might be gone. It just put things into perspective and made her realize how much she truly needed company and companionship. Being alone let the darkness creep back into her mind and just having someone with her made such a difference. She gave all the credit to the individual wolves that helped her pull her out of her depression and away from her suicidal thoughts and she was sure she had been lucky with the fact that so many wolves she had lived with had her best interests at heart, but really the common theme was just the fact that she was no longer alone. That had made the difference for her after she had gotten away from her family that had tormented her and discovered that being on her own had hurt her more than helped.

The kiss he left on her nose made her grin, a bright happiness in her gaze as she peered up at him. He chased away all of her worries and loneliness so easily and it was very quickly becoming a feeling that she was growing addicted to. It was hard to believe that they had only met each other yesterday when it felt like they had known each other for ages. Maybe it was just how much they had shared with one another, but then again she had to wonder what had made her feel comfortable enough to share all of these intimate details about her life with him. It had just been so easy and right away she got the sense that there was no risk of ridicule or the overwhelming sympathy that she never wanted in response to her pain. He was just sympathetic enough to show that he genuinely cared and always seemed to know just what to say to reframe her thoughts into something more positive or at least bearable.

Her ears perked as she listened to his deep, rough voice rumble in return, telling her about the struggle he had also had with grief and how he was happy that what he believed could bring her some peace as well. Her smile matched his while they gazed at one another until his hazel eyes left hers for a moment to look around at their surroundings for a moment, thanking her for the bit of freedom she had given him. "You're very welcome," she replied with a chuckle, her tail brushing and entwining with his again. She reached up to kiss his cheek and pull his attention back to her, leaning into his side as that fluttering and warmth returned to her chest. "Maybe we can make this a regular thing then while you're still healing. I'll come help you out to the plains in the evening so you can have some time outside and... maybe we can spend some more time together like we did last night?" she asked with a shy grin, a little bit of that desire gleaming in her mint gaze.

Tamsyn Carpathius