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Galileo was silent for moments, and then he suddenly spoke up, eyes connecting with her own. He told Falwasi he would tell Scimitar to keep the borders guarded, to which the she-wolf mentally agreed with. As the counselor called her a child, Falwasi silently stopped her eyes from narrowing at the male. Even though she knew Galileo meant no offence by his words, she didn't like being called a child. She was not a child.

Forcing a slight grin as the large male touched his wet nose to her cheek, Falwasi said, "I thank you for listening." I hope it is not a big deal, is what she refrained to say. She dipped her head low to the ground, this time a genuine sign of respect. "It was nice finally meeting you, Galileo," she said, turning away before he could respond. The velvet girl strode swiftly away, the breeze catching her coat and cooling her body.

She liked Galileo. A counselor always made a good friend, but kind and reassuring words would only gain her friendship; they would not win Falwasi's trust over.