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Teya was quick to correct her but it took Bridget a moment because what she said wasn't at all what the medic had meant. The second part she'd already kind of responded to - and she meant what she said. Teya would always have her no matter what, at least in some capacity. Boundaries might change, things might move, but she'd never abandon a friend without a damn good reason.

What I meant was, I guess, he doesn't know me. And after last time, I think that might need to change for me to really be around much. I don't want to start anything again. She picked the words more carefully than she wanted to. She had no intentions of letting on, in any way, the feelings she had or that they were, at least in part, returned. She just wanted to visit Sorana without worrying about Reyes' reaction to it.

He clearly had zero respect for Teya's friendships. So she'd have to drill it into his thick head herself that she only had the best of intentions.