Blackfeather Woods No number, no return address

She could tell this weighed heavily on him, and for that reason alone she wanted to push aside her criticism and judgement and figure out some way to give him what he wanted. She hated to see him upset or in turmoil over anything. She had always put her own feelings first—had always stuck to her decisions no matter the situation, but for some reason, she just couldn't bear to see him struggle. So she compromised, even though she wanted nothing less than to escort Zephyr through the mountains. If you decide you must go, then I will go too, she told him. I do not care if Zephyr wants only you to come; I need to know that you are safe, and that is the only way I can do that. There was just no other way she would let him make the trip through the mountains. 

I know, she told him when he explained why they had needed to be here at first. I am just not very happy here. Maybe it was more than the place, but she couldn't help but associate all of her negative feelings with this forest. I do not know why I have not had my heat yet, and I can only assume it has to do with how unhappy and stressed I have been. she was healthy otherwise as far as she knew. What other explanation was there?