Bearclaw Valley b

Arlette nodded slowly when Kove stated that the stones were important. The young female couldn't help but chuckle softly. "That is an understatement." She laughed about that. The stones were the core of their pack. She didn't see her pack move any time soon, if ever. Her mother would probably not leave Easthollow.

Arlette eagerly listened to her grandfather about her grandmother. It turned out that she did not have a good childhood. She could not even imagine what it was like to be bullied by her own brother and sister. To be always talked down to. "Only because of the way she looked?," her ears fell back when she spoke. "That sounds cruel. How horrible." Arlette had not experienced that at all.

This topic was very interesting considering how much it changed her mother's life. "I can imagine if a wolf has been talked down that there is a lack of confidence with can translate in how she reacts to others," she explained. Arlette was trying to be a counselor and was definitely interested in how wolves reacted due to their past. "I think it is possible that she did not understand why she left due to her background," Arlette reasoned.

She offered a kind smile at Kove. "Sometimes relationships don't work the way you intended to. If not for your sisters return you might never know what else happened that made you and Scarlett separate," she offered to make him feel better. "It sounds that the separation was a cause of more things wrong than only the relationship. If Scarlett didn't have a bad family foundation then maybe you visiting your sister wouldn't even make you separate! So it isn't only your fault you know," she offered. "Plus, if you and Scarlett didn't separate Mom might not be there to start Easthollow, and I would not exist!!"