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Why did she follow?

For the second time, confusion stopped Redd, and she slowed before turning to face her.  How did she put this into adequate words?  How could she better explain than the truth that was already plainly there?

Redd struggled with this, not because she didn’t want to explain but because she didn’t know how.  The frustration of this finally drew a low whine from her.

What did she want? You.  The answer was disconnected from the previous question in a way that any normal wolf would find hard to follow.  Fortunately she found more to say.  The want was wrong for you.  It was right for me.

She would not deny her nature.  When her blood raced and carried her, she felt powerful, and that power brought with it the need to claim their pleasure first.  It was not wrong for Druid to ask her to stop.  Redd felt no anger in this hurt, only regret that she was not understood.

I want trust.  She finished finally.  This still was too simple, but it came closer to the truth.