Two Rivers Isle forgive me, Father, for I have sinned

More relief came as Burke's worries centered around not what he'd done with Amber, but with what he might've told her. Which was, thankfully, nothing.

"No, I didn't tell her anything about the pack," he said, feeling a guilty freeness flow through him - she wouldn't be able to find him. Even Burke said that it didn't matter, he should stay here, let her pack take care of her if she had one, they might not even be his. "So... it wouldn't be bad if I just... never saw her again?" he asked, hesitantly. If he'd misheard and it really was bad, he'd feel all the more guilty.

However, it sounded to Dagfinn like this was no big deal. Maybe it'd happened to Burke in the past - maybe this was just a regular thing, and Amber didn't expect anything from him, anyway? (Except she did - he knew she did. He'd made promises, or near enough...)