Firefly Glen i don't care so why do you

Ears pricked at the statement, a curious feeling washing over her as she took in his words, something unreadable passing through her eyes before it sank into the depths again like a leviathan of the seas. Such an emotion would take more focus than she had to give at the moment and so, folded it away as neat as could be to examine later when she was alone. Ah, An acknowledgement left her, truly the first time she had felt awkward in his presence. A silly thought, to assume he had noticed her missing presence.

Still, confusion fluttering in her breast like a bird caged. Had he not called her friend, once? Or had that been an attempt at making nice? Those thoughts carefully tucked away into their box with a tactic many recognized as compartmentalizing, Keres listened as he turned the conversation to something she considered business, shaking her head in a simple enough answer. No, I didn't think it was wise to do so alone. I went to check about the territories adjacent the mountains to see if there was anything the pack should be worried about.

And she had not found anything, not this time. No malevolent blackbird darkening their doorstep, no hideous tiger-wolf dog to threaten their peace and quiet. Only a fresh settling of snow and the short migration of herds to watch. At least that means you shouldn't have too many patients in the coming days, right?