Whitefish River Now daylight don't make it right

Unfortunately, talking about her parents didn't help; it only made her feel worse because she couldn't stop imagining their disappointment if they ever found out what she did. And, she hated that they had worried about her, even though she knew they would. What would they say when Emrik told them how badly she had messed up everything? Suddenly, tears began to flow from her eyes. I'm sorry, she said through sniffles.

It was a few moments before she could calm the tears enough to speak again, but she finally drew in a shaky breath and settled her watery gaze on him. I messed up, Emrik. She paused to swallow before adding: I never meant for any of this to happen. She started to cry again, once again unable to stop the tears. Before she realized what she was doing, she closed the distance between them, pressing her face into his fur and hoping he wouldn't reject her silent plea for comfort.