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She simply agreed. No witty remark or stubborn retort. Not that he minded; he wasn't one for keeping things from the ones he shared his life with, although he might have done it for her if she asked...at least for a little while. But it did make him wonder why she had asked in the first place if it seemed she was perfectly fine with being upfront about things. It wasn't often he felt insecure, but for some reason, he was kind of feeling that way right then. He tried to ignore it, instead focusing on the tranquil silence and the way her warmth seeped in through his fur and heated his skin. But the thought wouldn't budge and finally he acquiesced. Are you worried they won't approve? He asked into the quiet, his doubt working its way into his voice. He did wonder how Nirali would feel about them spending time together, but owing her his life didn't mean he'd let her push him away from Eleni. He was getting ahead of himself, though, and thinking too much about the worst-case scenario. No one will probably even care aside from using it as an excuse to give them a hard time.