Firestone Hot Springs With this knowledge he will fall

Xan seemed to think about her words a bit, and although she didn't mean to hurt him with her words, she noticed that they had been pretty sharp. Xan started explaining about the pack, something that she was interested in. Because she wondered how a pack of spies and assassins lived together. Xan explicitly told her that he hadn't seen any murders, but how much of that was true? And they they didn't kill innocent wolves? She doubted that.

Valette wasn't sure what to react to it seeing that their were liars and thieves in that pack, and their dad was a liar. She let out a soft sigh. "I guess I won't have any way of knowing it is the truth or not but I guess I will believe you," she spoke to him then. When he continued though, how reaction to her being alone, was not the reaction she expected at all. The dark colored female raised her brows a bit. Xan seemed hurt by her statement.

The girl shrugged lightly. "I don't know Xan. The last time we didn't part on good terms especially not me and Dad. I guess you are alright. I mean now you make some comments, but so did I. And I don't think that you are a bad person. It is just dad who I don't like, especially after last time and how he reacted to the news of mother's death." She shivered a bit. "I don't want anything to do with him. You might like him but our relationship is over for me. I have another wolf I see as my father figure now. It didn't feel right for me to come to you when I needed help, just because I casted dad out. Frankly going to dad's pack wasn't even an option for me," she shrugged lightly.

"And, well there was also a need to prove to myself that I could take care of myself alone. I've always been ambitious and stubborn," she spoke with a tiny smile. "I didn't mean to hurt you with it. I just-- I don't feel the need to rekindle with .... Kov-Dad. But I would be interested to get to know you better," she offered then. Her hazel eyes looking into his. "If you want that at least?"