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Her eyes narrowed as he used her own words to refute her statement. She could see that she was getting nowhere with the stubborn ass. Still, Some problems are too big to deal with as one pack, she pointed out. Allies are an important to have. That was a lesson he should learn now before he had to learn it the hard way. As for their differences in views and culture, he was right, but that didn't mean she couldn't blame him. And when he stated that she thought he lied and tricked her, she nodded. Pretty much. I don't know what to believe anymore. The side of you that I know is so different from this other side I've only heard stories about. She honestly hoped she never had to see proof of it. 

She vehemently disagreed with his opinion of Nemisis as a good leader, but it wasn't her problem to worry about. She had given him her advice. Your choice, I guess, she offered with a raised eyebrow. 

He moved closer and she tensed. She didn't think anything he could say would lessen the anger she felt anytime she thought of him, but what he told her about his childhood just about broke her heart. What kind of parent tells their child those things? And he thought that was it for him? That no one could change him? She was stunned. She looked up as a hard swallow moved down her throat, the tension leaving her muscles as she lifted her muzzle closer to his ear. What if I want to try? she asked softly. She felt like anyone could change for the right reasons. And she was naive enough to think she could change him if he would only let her.