Hoshor Plains I never land, just float there

She wasn't so sure they would be fine despite his teasing and reassurance and how laid back he seemed about the whole thing. Her mind conjured different scenarios where things went wrong and someone got injured regardless of how much she wanted to believe that they would all return home unharmed. She gave him an impatient look but softened a little at his playful wink. He sure was handsome when he did that, but it didn't really lessen her anxiety. I'm serious, Emrik. I'm holding you to your promise; you better return home to me unharmed. The same goes for anyone else going with you. Her voice was stern but a playful smile spread across her face soon after her worried words. Otherwise, I'll have to kick your ass. She gave him a teasing glare as she spoke. 

It was easy to picture them back at the river; she wanted it very much, and she was excited to hear that Ira was planning for them to go home. She nuzzled whatever part of him was closest. That would be perfect, she said softly. I'm sure the children would love to go back, and I would really like for our new children to be born at the river, she added, smiling at the thought of her current children's happiness and at the thought of hers and Emrik's future.