If your not really here [Aiko/Ixionn?]

She was nothing short of miserable. Once more her life was upside down and she was brushed aside with what the girl saw as nothing but cold feelings. But Morgana didn't understand. The woman didn't know how much Aiko had lost already, how little she felt she could trust others. How unwanted and unloved she truly felt. Ixxion was the only one left here. He was becoming more frequent around the pack again, thank the gods. Aiko would shake her head, the tears that had been falling had finally ceased. But nothing would ease the heavy ache in heart.

Paws would lead her towards where her brother slept. She wanted to talk with him... talk with the one person who hadn't abandoned her. The poor girl needed it desperately... to not feel trapped and forced to make believe that this pack was her home. It wasn't. Almost everyone she loved had abandoned it already... why would she be so bad if she left? Why was she the one being forced to shoulder the blame of their mistakes?

The yearling felt almost as if she had no tears left to cry. She wanted her father. Surely he would have know what to do in this situation. Or even her uncle... someone she still couldn't believe had gone. Had... had Allen somehow known?

Hears would perk to the sound of voices as she neared her brother's chambers, hears flicking back. She approached Migi from behind, her red-orange eyes looking upon him warily. "Why should we believe you? Believe your mate?" The girl's words were hard as she stopped. "This is the third time we were lost... the first was through no fault of our father... but then were abandoned by the man who said he'd take care of us. We were abandoned by Arian. She might not have felt it right to rule but... I was trying to believe in her. Put my faith in her. Crippled or not... I wanted to believe she'd protect us." The girl wouldn't move any closer.

"Who is to say you and your mate won't abandon us as well, passing us onto the next wolf? I... I want to know I can trust here... and you... if you're her mate. I want proof..." The girl's voice became quiet. Was she being too demanding? Was it wrong to ask for some sort of sign that they wouldn't be abandoned again?


"Hear Me Talk,"
'Read My Thoughts.'