Bearclaw Valley atonement so clean, replenishing me

After an initial spurt Laurel waited for Indra to be able to catch up, tail waving as she regarded her sister. At the question asked Laurel indignantly responded, "No!" Then, as she looked at Indra, she realised that it wasn't about boys anymore, but... ".. Oh.." No doubt Indra was talking about Saena and Reek, maybe even Jhala. She wouldn't get this sad about stupid ole' boys.

Of course Laurel often thought about them, but it was often accompanied by bitterness. She remembered vividly the conversation she'd had with Reek in which he had told her that she wasn't anything like he had hoped she would turn out. "They're not worth our time," she said with a derisive tone to her voice. "They abandoned us time and time again in so many ways — I don't care about them anymore." There was a quiver to her voice that suggested otherwise (as well as filling her life with boys to ditch to feel the weak substitute of some form of love even if only for a little bit), but even so Laurel didn't want to admit it. Not even to Indra. Besides, it was better and healthier for In if she thought she could just forget 'bout them that easily, or at least stop caring.