Flycatcher Downs Love without complications galore

here was a wolf that challenged indra’s every ideation. to be loyal to your commitments, to be steadfast to your family. yet perhaps wraen was loyal to herself above all else - maybe she had a corner on this miserable business called life that Indra didn’t.

maybe she was smart to leave before her unhappiness overwhelmed her.

indra was heavily examining her values. she believed that reek and saena, at their core, were selfish bastards. yet here was a wolf indra did not believe was selfish, nor inherently bad.

perhaps the reason for leaving was complex, and wolves at their core could not be assigned good or bad in such black and white strokes.

but you would be letting your family down, wouldn’t you? indra’s statement was spoken more as a question than an accusation. it’s all family. i couldn’t leave.