Kildeer Rest Just to find memories plagued by constant misery

I think I made an oopsie sorry about that

Arlette blinked and then thought about what Keen said for a moment. Merrit and she hadn't really talked about their lost sister. "I'm sorry, Keen. I think there was a stone before you visited the pack. It is all a blur, if I am honest. It is painful to think back to my time in Easthollow," she admitted. Arlette looked at the woman before her. She hardly knew her, but she was her sister.

She was curious as to why Keen left. She just couldn't remember. Arlette felt bad that she didn't know. She also felt bad that she still thought her sister was dead. Perhaps that had been the easiest thought for her, that wolves didn't leave her but just died. "How have you been doing?," she asked.