the last thing i'd do is forget about you, baby

Her mind ached with thoughts of failure. The pain of the loss of the pack did not bother her much anymore. It was her pups. The one thing she had to do in life, breed, pop out pups. Raise them to carry her legacy. But, no. The woman could not even manage to give birth. Stillborn children had come from her. Was she not good enough to have pups? Was it her or was it fate? The woman would never know but the thoughts would kill her until she finally had pups. The man who kept her stable before the incident was now trying to bring her back. She truly did miss spending time with her mate, Aldoro. His gentle attitude and nice ways. He was so adorable and nice. His touch was so soft, unless it envolved pleasure. He was the perfect mate for the temptress. Well, once temptress. Now she was nothing but a depressed slob. Her fur was matted in places and her joints cracked when she laid down. The woman did nothing but sleep and eat. Her belly had become slightly more plump, due to her now being a lazy bones. But, hopefully her mate could help.

The woman had found herself always near her mate. But, she did not know where he had ran off to. He was now her sanity. The one thing she had to hold on to. She remembered the sight of the place they had first met. The Col. It was truly a place of dreams. The starry sky reflected off of the ice that surrounded her. The scent of her lover was fresh in the area and she was getting close. The woman really hoped he did not find her to annoying. Always just popping up. But he was her love. The one thing she had. The woman would be diminished of all hope if he thought ill of her. Six slowly climbed up the Col, which she could have done much quicker if she weren't all drained of life. But, when she saw her husband, the fae seemed to melt. A tear threatened to slide from her eye, but she forced it back. A long breathe was sucked in before she slithered closer to her mate. Six sighed gently and slid in next to him. The woman laid down at his right side and rested against him. "I love you, Aldoro."