Horizon Ridge You need it so believe it

When he'd moved from atop her, it'd felt almost as if a weights had been removed from her legs. She'd been able to slump forward without a problem, allowing her forelimbs, at least, a small break. She could not see his face, gaze having been locked upon the ground, and so any emotions upon it had gone by unnoticed. Though she had a fairly good idea of how her words might have effected him, she'd not voiced her assumptions for any confirmations to be given. All she'd done was remain there, silent, up until the point in which his voice had once again reached her ears.

Just for a while.

She was tempted, that was for sure. She wanted to, but thoughts of home kept her from agreeing right away. If she could check up on her tribe, then perhaps it would not hurt to seek him out again afterwards. The thought was toyed with, a decision unable to be made in that exact moment. "Maybe," she'd offered, it being the only thing she could say for sure. More thought had to go into what she was doing, and a decision made on how long she might stay with him, should she choose to do so. It came as a great relief when a different question had been presented, it being one that she could answer far easier than the last. "I do," the girl had replied with, a ghost of a smile lingering across her maw as she'd thought back to them. One had betrayed her, and another had, perhaps, left, but the tribe was still important to her.