Nothing To Say

Reila may not have known why one of Chimera's queens, he hadn't said which one, would dislike their time together, but her definitely knew why. "I mentioned just how much I enjoy spending time with you," he informed the fae walking beside him, sending her a sidelong glance as he did so. Aliana was worried and no doubt more than a little jealous of the time that he was spending with Reila. Their hunting trips felt so natural and easy that he didn't want them to end any time soon. He would have to work on ways to appease Aliana and Reila both. He would never stop loving Ali, but he didn't want his hunts and camping trips with Reila to end.

The path inclined slightly and Chimera put his weight into the cart. The wheels rolled and the beast powered on through. Once the canyon trail leveled out again, he looked to Reila once more. "Perhaps you should get to know the queens of Fenmyre. If they know you, they're less likely to feel threatened by you." Perhaps he was saying too much, but he honestly wanted the members of his pack to be happy. Putting an end to their hunting trips would make Reila unhappy. He would be unhappy as well. Continuing them without thought for Aliana would make her unhappy. They needed to find a balance.

"Chimera Klein"