Phoenix Maplewood on high alert

The kid wasn't looking any better now versus when Tavi had been passing by. She wondered if her words had any bearing, or were of any use. It was disheartening to see such a lovely girl in so much pain, and with no way out. Aside from the pack being there for her, Desna sounded like she was trapped. And there was nothing Tavi could do or say to fix it - much as she'd have liked to. "My name is Tavi," she comments quietly, when given a chance. The girl is quick to return to the topic of her family; an unhappy situation indeed.

"No, I'd never go back to that place. It doesn't sound healthy." says the girl who gets herself in to trouble on the flip of a coin. "You have the pack though. Give it time, you'll meet others and form bonds - you're not alone. Just look at me! You've already got one more friend." Tavi felt like she was being facetious as she spoke; on one hand she wasn't fond of kids and wouldn't be caught dead hanging out with them, but on the other, she had always wanted to be a big sister to someone. And this girl needed a shoulder to cry on. Even if it was hella awkward for Tavi, she could provide that, at the very least. "You can talk to me anytime you need to."