Horizon Ridge You need it so believe it

For the moment, the topic of her going with him had been dropped, which she had appreciated. Some time to think would be good for her, the idea being left to marinate in the back of her mind. She'd been able to think primarily of her tribe and those that lived within it. She was their leader, but also their equal, and for that she was proud. A family had been created, she'd believed, but thoughts of the two dark males had her opinion wavering. Perhaps her inner turmoil had flickered across her face when asked of what they were like, but she'd not been aware enough of her own doings to tell for sure.

"They are kind," she'd decided on. "They are loyal and devoted—a family." They were her family, and she cherished each of them in a different way. "But I worry that I have lost one of them, and another..." she'd trailed off, closing her mouth for a moment and offering a slow shake of her head. "He had not listened to me." Asterr did not elaborate, leaving it at that for the time being. A part of her knew that she could not blame him, and yet, there thrived another part of her that wondered if she'd be able to view him the same as she once had. For now, she tried to keep her thoughts from wandering back, giving her attention back to Hiram and not allowing for it to stray. "What are yours like?" she'd asked, finding herself curious of his home now. Did they share similar traits?