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Sometimes Osprey kept grudges, but there had never been one she would cling to forever. Either she forgot about them or did not think that they were relevant anymore. Therefore, if Burke thought that she was going to rebuke him for his hormone-driven advances during the first time they had met just because he might have had a mate at that time, he was wrong. She did not care. What mattered was that there was a person, who had obviously suffered a great loss and was still grieving. She did not know, if it was the truly first time Burke experienced the pain of letting go someone he had loved, but she could sympathize with him. For she had lost quite a few over the years and, though the pain was familiar, it never meant that it hurt any less. 

"I am sorry to hear that," she told him. "She must have meant a lot to you."