Blacktail Deer Plateau Change makes me nervous

Blue Willow listened and took the time to study the pups in front of her. She hoped that Peregrine was right. Junior would make a good gamekeeper. She was unsure what Saena would be good at as of yet. When she was alone she was lively and exuberant, when put next to her cousinsister the internal flame dimmed a bit. I have nothing to compare to as I was an only pup. My older brothers born in a litter a few years before were very close though. I think that hopefully they will settle down and Saena is a solitary being anyway. When she is on her own she is lively and exuberant, I don't even know where her specialty may even lie. Junior I can definitely see her as a gamekeeper though.

Blue willow enjoyed the silence. It was not uncomfortable on the contrary it was a comfortable silence. She watched as the pups snoozed an occasional snore or jerk of the foot or in pura's case some other bodily function made her chuckle.

She tilted her ears forward as she caught what he was saying. She frowned in contemplation, though she could see where he was coming from she also felt that the right thing would be to verbalize. Body language was good yes, but it could only get you so far. I don't know if I agree with that Perry, only because sometimes body language even though it maybe superb can be misinterpretated. And you don't have to have a blow out, just calmly explain what you know and that you can't forget that, forgive it maybe but not forget. Granted it is entirely up to you Perry and I will support your decision whichever way you go, but I think you should verbally tell her so there is no harsh feelings. She could think you hate her or something for an entirely different reason or something. This way there is no confusion and she knows exactly why it didn't work out.