Heron Lake Plateau Only fools fall for you (and me)

"You didn't have good reason." She pointed out, only in order to show his hypocritical ways, and also give some pay back for her new sister. It was strange to think of Aspen in that light, as a sister. Family was the most important thing to her, and at the moment she was betraying them. Her ears lowered in guilt, and she sighed. 

She then shook her head at the misunderstanding. "No, no, I mean their stories." Emory explained, wondering what he could come up with for the warrior in the sky. She hoped it would be something revealing of the shadow beside her, with eyes that gleamed with an azure tint. 

It was something she took pride in, noticing something he did not when it'd been in his face so many times. "Sometimes you just have to look a little closer." She said simply, glancing back at Onai and didn't shift her gaze back to the sky. 

A breeze glew by and she couldn't keep herself from shivering, damn the cold. It was awful, and all this shivering was just burning calories she didn't need gone. She listened intently as he spoke his reason for favoritism, and she smiled somewhat at the explination. "How does it remind you of yourself?"