Whitefish River Prom Night

Ira shook her head as he started to apologize, there was no need for it, it was her fault after all. She had slipped up, her small turmoil should not concern or worry her packmates. I'm fine, just lost myself for a minute there. The constable offered a smile to prove her words, but inside she was cursing that Greyback always found a way to torment her. When she had said goodbye she thought she was finally moving on by releasing her resentment for a new start, and while she had, he just found new ways to get her worked up...and he wasn't even here!

I was just thinking about some things my father said, that's all. she sighed now leaning into his touch, her head resting against the bear's neck. Usually, she would have switched the topic by now, but she was aware Evergreen knew her better than most. There was no point trying to hide things if he would just press, but he likely wouldn't if she slid the topic away by skimming the surface. Hopefully, it's enough to truly avoid what ate at her thoughts, she just wanted to enjoy this.