Firestone Hot Springs Is it getting any better

yes, that is a beautiful song and this is so sad.
Osprey did say good-bye, after promising to say hi to Casmir. Somehow though, from the way that she said 'see you later', he knew that she wouldn't come see his mountain. Disappointment flushed him, but Charon showed little of it on his face, but a shimmer of sadness in his eyes. "See you later," he returned, melancholy in his voice, longing for the nostalgic feeling of warmth and carelessness that Osprey used to give him; and knowing that it was likely never to return.

I'll miss you, he added mentally as she turned around to return to the Plateau. As eventually he, too, turned around and started back home, back towards Moonspear, he was left feeling mixed, angry and confused. He was angry that after all this time, after returning to the valley, after all he'd done for her — after he fought for her — Osprey would turn her back on him, and not even say it straight to his face. She had walked out of his life without so much as looking back, without skipping a beat, without telling him why.

Resentment soon took over longing and nostalgia, and the young Alpha settled on one of Moonspear's upper reaches after returning home to his mountain to look over the valley. A bitter feeling towards his old friend sank into his bones, one that might find a hard time passing on at all if Osprey didn't come to visit him like she (semi) promised.

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