this used to be the place i ran towhenever i was in need
of a friend
[size=3]why did it have to end[/size]
He was appreciative to what she added and he gave a nod to show that he understood. Yildun knew that he was going to have to try to do whatever it took to try to make this job work because he also knew that there wasn’t a whole lot of options for him and he really didn’t want to continue to be a burden to anyone. No, he wouldn’t allow himself to be a further burden to anyone, be it Julooke, Koontz or the pack as a whole. What that would mean in the long run was yet to be determined, though, because it really could have meant anything.
The sightless young male was ready for solitude again but he didn’t want to be rude and ask her to leave. It seemed, though, that he wasn’t going to have to anyway as he listened to her saying she had some things to do. This was not hurting his feelings, at all. After having spoken about his father, bringing all those emotions up and to the front again, wore him out, emotionally. “Not if I smell you first,” he half-heartedly teased back. He could have gone into how he’d hear her coming long before she actually arrived but decided not to. “And thanks… for talking with me and for listening and stuff.”
After she’d gone and he couldn’t hear her anymore, the sightless young male rose from his sitting position and retreated to the hidden den he’d found for when he wanted time entirely to himself. He’d end up remaining there for the rest of the night, avoiding anyone and everyone for the time being.