Redsand Canyon When I first saw you, the end was soon

He had a point, she supposed. It was not possible to save everyone. She did not respond, not with words, instead just sighing and resting her head. She knew everything she said was hard to hear, and she wished there were a way to sugarcoat it… but it was simply the facts of life. She offered a soft nuzzle as he kissed the top of her head. The luckiest man? She hardly considered him lucky to be saddled with her, though she also suspected he often felt the same way.
 
“And there will be nothing you can do to tarnish my love for you either.” She offered back softly. She’d found a life in him. She had found peace and prosperity even in moments like this where she nearly fretted herself ill. “I will try… but you know as well as I that things are far easier said than done, especially when it comes to belief.” She offered back, even a hint of a tease mixed into those words.