Emberwood come through, i think i need you here

The more she spoke, the more clear it became that Bhediya would not be swayed from her decision, no matter how much more dangerous her plan seemed than his. If he were a cruel leader, one that did what was necessary and spared no thought for how things made his pack feel, then he could simply forbid her to stay in the mountains. But he was not cruel, and he wouldn't use his rank to push her into doing something she so obviously didn't want to do. He could see the discomfort in her expression, hear the fear in her words, and he knew staying here would not work for her. He could protect her here, that much he knew, but she could not see past her fear. He sighed, his gaze still twisted with concern. Alright, he finally said. I understand that you need to do what makes you feel safe, and that is not staying here. He had not missed the plea in her eyes, and he would gladly do whatever she needed him to do. Let me escort you there; I'll cover your tracks, he offered. Then I'll be able to check on you and bring you food, he added. I'll be careful and make sure to not leave any tracks anytime I visit. She hadn't come out and said whether or not she might be pregnant, and he worried about her having to fend for herself out there.