Dragoncrest Cliffs When are having a heartfelt conversation

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Kendra felt bad for rejecting Xan’s feelings. After all her family members left, she never really thought romantically of anyone. Xan seemed more family to her than a romantic interest. Though, as she looked back now and seeing how he cared for her it seemed logical that he was feeling this way. She wondered if he would still like her now he was sort of rejected. Kendra questioned herself if she liked Xan in that way, but the thought never occurred to her.

Everyone she loved separated from her. Xan was the most constant factor. She didn’t see love as something permanent. As soon as she loved someone then they would usually leave her. Hence why the thought of truly loving Xan never occurred to her. She loved her brother deeply, and even that didn’t bring him back. It would never bring him back. She could only hang on to his memory. Then she reminded herself that a brotherly love was different from a romantic love. Yet, she did think of her brother when thinking of Xan.

She didn’t know what to say to him, even though it seemed he was offering her comfort. She didn’t want the comfort, he should be  comforted, right? ”You will stay in this pack, right? Or will you go now?” Kendra didn’t want him to go.




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