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Arlette also couldn't imagine a reason for why her grandmother's family was cruel to her. Then again, Arlette had a feeling that sometimes families could be very different depending on the leaders of a family. She realized how lucky she was to grow up with her family. "There is much to speculate about their reasons," she admitted, she wished she could have asked her grandmother. Though, Arlette realized that she had been flawed as well due to her upbringing.

"I think that says a lot about you as a wolf, Grandpa," she spoke with a nod. She could not imagine that her grandpa was all bad. If he did not carry that weight with him he might not open up to her as he did now. He might not even tell her that he was her grandpa but just pretended to be some stranger. "I also think that you shouldn't. It is painful but it happened. Mama always says that there can't be light without the dark. If that is your dark moment then the other memories you make might be extra bright!"

Arlette flushed a bit at such a compliment. "Perhaps a more bright memory then," she giggled. "Thank you. I am glad that I have such a wise grandpa." It helped that she was raised by Easthollow which was an established pack with all the members always telling her the same core values. She saw Greyback in those childhood memories, being there when she was upset or realizing when she had nothing to be upset about. Nikai was also great, another wolf to show her different outcomes of things.