Silverlight Terrace you and i,

Hydra had nothing more to say, and evidently neither did Ying. With that noted, Hydra picked up the gift she had been brought and nodded in appreciative thanks. As Ying turned to leave, Hydra too did the same... with much on her mind. It was terrible, to hope that the meeting between the sisters did not go well. Terrible to wish there might be a wedge driven between the two so that she and Ying could become closer. Hydra shook the thoughts from her mind, and changed her way of thinking. Was it so bad? If Hua could not appreciate what she had, who she had, then was that not what was deserved? There was more for Ying in her lifetime than being subservient to a wolf who did not acknowledge their worth and all that they could do. All that they had done. 

Still, ultimately, Hydra desired Yings happiness when it came to the outcome. If that meant all was well between she and her sister, so be it. Family was important, Hydra understood that much—in fact, she lived and breathed by it. So her disappointment in that outcome would only be temporary, and she prepared for it as she picked up her pace to return home.