Redhawk Caldera Take your fears and let them go

Always fishing! Careful, I think you might be adapting to the river. Bridget replied with a laugh, catching sight of the scales that glimmered in her friend's fur. She glanced at the flowers, glad that Teya thought Sorana would like them. They'd been a bit of a shot in the dark but they weren't the part of the gesture that mattered.

Thanks. They're actually a bit of an apology. I'm sorry about last time. Not for everything, but for how I left it off. I should have been a friend and made sure you were okay.

She left room for Teya to respond to that if she wanted. Bridget would prefer if she didn't validate it. It sometimes felt to her that Teya had a habit of downsizing her own feelings. If that was true then it was a habit Bridget would love to break, especially when it came to their own conversations.