Horizon Ridge even after I bet you a million dollars

"I bet you would," Wraen would bet her money (if she knew, what money was) on Maia to tackle any pesky ghost back to the oblivion. Be it a moose or a vengeful grandfather with unfinished business on Earth. 

"Do you think I should?" she replied with a question and shrugged, because she did not have a solid answer for it. Technically - she was of the right age, she was an adult with a considerable experience dealing with kids and adults alike. And she was without a certain purpose in life at the moment. Therefore domestic bliss could possibly be one way to go. 

"I am not sure, really... I kind of this naive view that you had to fall in love first - be struck by lightening or something - and, when you met the right person, you just knew. Etc., etc...." she said and then something occurred to her and she laughed. "This would be a good place to ask Terance to share his experience," though it was not very likely that at this point he would have anything good to tell about playing the lovegame. 

"But mom and dad started out as friends too, didn't they? Though I got an impression from mom that she had set her eye on dad the first time she met him," Wraen mused. She had asked Osprey her side of the story only once and would have wanted to hear it again now that she had more questions to ask.