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At first, the woman is still recovering from such a state of shock. The constant switching of intense emotions was exhausting, though there was also relief, finally confronting Kynareth and watching his stale exterior slowly crack. She welcomes the nice embrace, savoring such a moment for she was sure it'd never happen again. The tiger was a father now, he wouldn't have as much time for anyone including Leigh herself.

She remembered a saying she heard once, that forgiveness wasn't for the one being forgiven, but for the one forgiving. She had held a grudge for so long, and finally letting that all go, finally forgiving Kynareth for all he had done, indeed lifted a weight from her heart.

As for what he could do, Leigh didn't know either. If she did, she'd demand her wish from him in an instant. But she wasn't sure what she wanted from her old friend, so perhaps he'd have to wait for an answer. The woman knew that he couldn't just leave Simmik, she didn't want that anyways. Simmik was an innocent soul, and Leigh couldn't bare the thought of taking love away from the white wolf. But there was also a certain selfishness she possessed, so despite wanting to leave Kynareth's mate out of their ordeal, she couldn't help but want him for herself.

Leigh wasn't after Kynareth's love. She found love elsewhere, with Endre. And she wouldn't give that up for anyone. But that didn't mean she didn't still care for the brindled wolf, for he was the first face she saw after arriving at Teekons. Their relationship was a strange one. It was more so that, Leigh didn't wish to be with Kynareth, she had feelings for someone else now, so although she didn't think they were meant to be in this life, she had a feeling that perhaps they'd meet again in the next life. Maybe then they could be happy.

So for now, she didn't want Kynareth to change. She only hoped that once they had both died and their souls passed onto their next journey, that then, maybe he'd finally learn to care enough to grow as a person. Or at least, to save them both from heartbreak, that Leigh would finally learn to give up on him.