Sunset Valley find me in a place among my brethren

To her dismay, his jaws remained tightly shut, and for a moment the druid thought she might have upset him. What did he want to hear? That the stones whispered great things to him?

Perhaps her mother would have said such a thing, but Satori had yet to feel comfortable in her own readings, let alone interpret the signs for others. Before she could open her mouth to apologise, he was away and circling her as a moth to a flame. 

Warmth filled her cheeks, tiredness forgotten as his touch ignited a fire inside her that she knew only one way to tame. Faust. "Satori," she countered. And of her lonesome? "I was in the wrong place at the wrong time." 

Turning her head to hold him in her gaze, her body remained still against him. "Why are you?"