Greatwater Lake i was just an only child of the universe, and then i found you

To see one so strong crumble before him is difficult, but there is beauty; strength in admitting wrongs and weaknesses that Aldric wishes he could learn from. The silver prince tucks close to her, pressing his muzzle over-top her head as she buries into him.

»I do not blame you, and I never have,« he tries to keep his graveled voice steady in the wake of such intensity; emotions over-spilling. He is not the only one hurting, for it is obvious they both have resolved issues; of thinking no matter what they did, it was not good enough. »The decisions were out of our control.«

They were victims to the whims of others, older and supposedly wiser than the kids that were tossed outside—never truly understanding the meaning of their supposed mission to teaching when all it brought was pain and hatred. »I love you.« He says, not only to utter the feelings at his core that would not change, but to remind her—he loves every part of her.