Blacktail Deer Plateau I'm just making sure

Now Peregrine hadn't spared words in expressing his disappointment in Crete and his doings, but he was true about one thing - it didn't look like the person they knew. She had always seen him as their father a bit - quiet, intelligent, loyal and polite - but there probably was a big difference from what she could read and what he actually thought or felt. Could this mean that they hadn't known their sibling that well at all?

Yet - it probably didn't occur to Gunnar at this point - but it always took two to make the third. A male couldn't just go around and "knock up" everyone they wanted or fancied, there always had to be a willing female too. Having experienced the madness of the heat herself, she knew, how very attracted the opposite sex had been to her, how hard it had been to resist the temptation sometimes. Only the knowledge that any children of her would be killed at birth had kept her from giving in. She didn't tell this to Gunnar though, he would not understand.

"I am a little sad that Peregrine turned you away the way he did, but he was right in a way about, what he said. It's your choice, whether you acknowledge this part of your bloodline or not," Osprey said, carefully seeking out the right words. "However, if you ever have a wish to know more about this "other part", I would be glad to tell you about it. I don't want to force you a relationship you probably do not want or need, but I would like to be your friend, if you let me," she gave him a questioning look, but not expecting a positive answer.