Swiftcurrent Creek Raise a little hell [m]

She hadn’t really thought of the danger that might arise from her current predicament. The thought simply hadn’t crossed her mind, but she had felt the fear of being caught. And she wondered what might have happened had it been someone other than Kavik to stumble upon her. She leaned into his touch, due to instinct and equal parts due to appreciation.

“You aren’t going to tell me to go back?” His words from earlier had been pretty stern, and she assumed that she would simply have to exercise her excess energy in an alternative fashion. But he was willing to chaperon her, as they say. Which was sweet, in a strange kind of way. Yet for the two of them, Lie honestly didn’t think it to strange.

She was oddly conflicted about the man, after the other night and simply everything he had done since she first arrived, she honestly didn’t know what to think about Liri. About everything she had told her. Tilting her head she looked at the man quizzically. “I was just going for a walk.” She added softly, walking past him slowly and in awfully close quarters. “Would you join me?” She had questions to ask this man, questions she didn’t necessarily want Alessia knowing about.