Neverwinter Forest Neverland is home to lost boys like me

Yeah I agree, she said. Simmik hated to make Caerus stay within the borders but Mal was right, this wasn't the time to go wandering off by himself. If things ever calm down, I'm happy to take him exploring outside the borders, she offered. Ad long as that's okay with you and Cupid, she quickly added, not wanting to step on any toes. She'd love to teach him about more things, though. 

She wanted to tell him about her family, but she needed to talk about the Donovan stuff first; it was eating away at her and she needed to get it out before she had the chance to chicken out and decide to keep it to herself. Yeah I found some of them, she answered first. But before I tell you about them, there's something else I need to tell you first. She looked away, unable to look at him as she fought to get the words up. I ran into Donovan on my way home, she started. He just always seems so different with me. I just—I don't think I can stay away from him. She lifted her gaze to look at him. I know it's stupid. I'm stupid for not cutting things off after everything that he's done. But I just can't. I don't understand why, but I can't. She stopped rambling then, searching his expression for hate or disgust or anger—all would be acceptable in response to what she just told him. I don't think it' all his fault. He's told me things about his family...it's just that—maybe I can make him better. She knew it was probably really dumb of her to think so, but she did anyway.