Redhawk Caldera you don't ever wanna step off that roller coaster and be all alone

she'll try her best, I guess :">

Sasha raised a brow as she was given something close to "the cold shoulder". It was wrong of her to assume this was going to be easy. Sensing that the pup was uncomfortable with being coddled, she gave him a bit more space, moving over just so the two weren't touching. 

And that's when it happened. The pup started with a sharp retort and continued on expose his situation. There was a moment where he seemed to realize what he had said and returned to his quiet state. It was like an ember, burning with vigor but quickly fading away to ash. Her head was full of analogies and thinking of what words to say next. A challenging tone would do no good, but her soft approach wasn't working out too well either.

"You are right. I know nothing. Nothing about your family, nothing about you." At least confirmation wouldn't demonize her. Sasha paused, trying to think of what to say. Wow, this was hard. Something about pups and how they operated was vexing. They worked differently, not being the ones to reminisce loss but to feel it in the moment, when the absence of a loved one was clearly present. At least this was how she looked at it -- views could vary from any standpoint. 

"You accuse me of not knowing, but what would I know? I have asked what is wrong, but gotten no answer," Sasha said softly, gazing at the pup's cowering form. "I know you want to be alone," she added, pausing in contemplation. "But you can't be alone forever. Talk to me."

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