Redhawk Caldera friends break up, friends get married

"You do not have to lie to me, to make me feel better about myself," Dwin pointed out, because all things considered she had not treated Sylvie well at all. Just because she did not feel very happy and was frustrated, didn't mean she could take it all out on a stranger. "I treated you badly and I am sorry for that," she told and feeling that way too. Funny - a day or two before she would stuck stubbornly to the fact that she had not done anything wrong and that Sylvie's lack of confidence was to blame for provoking her. 

"It has not been easy the past few months," she explained, though did not do it to justify her behaviour. Again - even if it had been an earthquake and end of the world happening at the same time, still being a jerk to someone was not right. "Me thinks that as long as you all fit in there, you can stay. If mom and dad do not mind. I mean - the winter is almost here and you are less likely to freeze to death with them than on your own," she said. 

"What is that you want to do?" she asked, catching for the second or the third time that Sylvie wanted to do things, because others expected her to do them instead of her making a choice herself.