Swiftcurrent Creek Doesn't matter if you don't wanna play my game

Kvarsheim. Mae didn't know anything about their allies, except that she had been at Riverclan once, briefly. She hardly remembered it. But she trusted Arric, so she started to nod —

And then Eshe was there, as much a mess as Mae felt. She stared at her with wide eyes, too caught off guard to hate her. Mae was torn. She didn't know what to do, or why Eshe didn't agree with Arric. To her it seemed inconsequential where the milk came from, so long as it reached the small mouth of the girl who Mae had abruptly decided was her sister.

I w-want to s-stay with her, Mae looked at the newborn anxiously, but didn't move. She didn't want to disturb her any further.