Raven's Watch And a love, and a home

Oh here we go.  She was worried until the tone shifted and Teya added the quiet addendum.  Thank you.  If Teya had wanted to stay, Bridget wouldn't have resented it.  She wouldn't have a single clue why, of course, but she wasn't about to make he woman's decisions for her.  It was likely, however, that she'd have sent Sundance this way with word that she wouldn't be coming along.  No offense to the Watch, but.... no way.  No way in hell.  (And full offence to Sollpatch).

You won't be, she replied, respecting Teya's undertone reluctantly.  She didn't mind stating it for the other wolf to hear, but if they were treating her, she'd play by the timid woman's rules.  She'd ensure that Teya was allowed to leave if she had to come here and get her herself, which was likely to be the case.  She'd return anyway - it was dangerous traveling alone, obviously.

Will you be alright here, a bit longer?  I can come back as soon as he knows.  She'd have to find him now, obviously, but that task seemed the easier job.  He'd called and given her a direction to go off of, after all, and that sad boy wasn't getting far.  Her concern still held though that they might be treating her friend poorly here, and if that was the case, she wasn't fond of the idea of leaving her alone.