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

Although she disagreed with some choices, she understood he was trying his best. She would never paint him as a villain because that wasn’t who he was. “Just the facts,” she promised, noticing the sharpness in his gaze. “You’re doing everything you can.” That was all anybody could do.

They left, and she lingered until they were out of sight. When she was finally alone, the weight of everything hit her like a ton of bricks. Overwhelmed by emotions, she fell to the ground and gave herself permission to cry. She cried for a while, but then she got up, brushed herself off, and went back to search for @Akavir. For now, she felt light. But she knew her they’d return when she had to think about the situation again.