Moonspear He's never going home

He heard Wraen's familiar, soothing voice answer him, and his tail wagged vigorously behind him in relief and excitement. They'd done it; they were finally together again. The unfamiliar wolf apologized, and Bernard turned to him with a grin. It's a common response, He explained nonchalantly. Though he supposed it could have turned out badly for him, Bernard felt that he would've handled it well and wasn't overly concerned.

Wraen greeted the man she called 'Tam', which he assumed was a nickname. She was about to introduce him when she cut herself off—having noticed something behind him—and solemly looked to the ground. Confused, Bernard furrowed his brows and looked where she had to find Charon approaching just before he asked what was going on. He moved out of the way to stand beside Wraen and face him fully.

Wraen explained the situation which, to him, sounded like the truth. So, he nodded in agreement and said, There's no trouble. A hunting date sounds fun. Bernard kept a neutral expression, but he felt a pang of jealousy. Was she going to leave so soon with this wolf after they'd just been reunited?