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It wasn't going to change anything, was his quiet reply. He leaned towards her to nuzzle her cheek lightly, figuring it might also be a clearer explanation of his feelings on its own than any rough pile of words he could shove together. Our family is a good thing -- a bright spot in my world. I just would've liked if you'd said something then... So that now he didn't hesitate and wasn't a smidgen defensive of his own feelings. Or wondering if he'd overstepped. Or something. People liked acting without saying why and he was quick to jump to it being some irreparable thing instead of some misunderstanding that could be easily worked through. He'd been wounded too many times already by people changing their mind to just bounce back -- and he didn't want to somehow lose Aibreann in the same way.

But he was rough around the edges on some things. He'd spent all this time trying to make people happy without titles and things, not knowing what a proper relationship was really like, but more just fumbling around until he stumbled into something that seemed like it worked for everyone. But he trusted that at least Aibreann had a better idea of what would be best, even if he didn't. Just the same, her comment left him scratching his head, What do you mean by not a traditional title? Ok, I assume you're meaning not husband and wife or mate or whatever since those get batted around enough. But then.. What? That was about all that was in his vocabulary that would work unless she was aiming for some variant on 'friend.' And what did it mean about Hua really?