Redtail Rise you did not order invisible pie, you hate invisible pie

It was difficult to dwell on the immense guilt she felt over abandoning the bear when she could see such a vast difference in Aves' mood. He had been hunting and bringing her food, which she appreciated now more than ever; she had very little energy most days. His coat was no longer matted and dirty like it had been back in Ursus towards the end. He seemed happy, and that was why she had done this. The guilt was still there, under the surface, along with the fear that she would be made to pay for what she had done—the fear particularly liked to plague her at night when she tried to sleep; it often tainted her dreams so that she couldn't forget it even then. She had kept this from her mate because she didn't want to give him a reason to be upset. Not now that he seemed so much better. 

He would find her in the shade, waiting for her herbs to kick in and soothe the churning in her stomach. She had found a cool place in the rocks, and she closed her eyes to try and ride out the nausea. 

Arielle heard her mate's approach and slowly opened her eyes, a tender smile curving her lips when he was closer. Hey, she greeted softly. She would sit up then and wait for him to greet her in return, reaching up to kiss his cheek if he came close enough.