Deep in the heart of a never-knowing

Not that long ago Osprey had discussed the pros and cons of arranged marriage, she remembered well, what she had said and how she had used Blue and Lasher as a good example that it worked. Yet now, hearing doubts in her friends voicie and realizing that, even though she loved and respected the father of the children as a friend, there was still a place in her heart that longed for more. How great and consuming a love must have been to leave such a lasting effect? Even after Willow had got, what she desired most in her life, it was not quite enough.

I will take what I can get I suppose. Does that make me strange? Did it? From the point Osprey was seeing this - not at all. She pitied her friend, who lacked the selfishness to ask, what she deserved in life. She would rather be fine with scraps from someone else's table. Conclusion - men and love made everything complicated. After a moment of silence, feeling like a total hypocrate, Osprey chose words that Blue needed to hear (in her opinion): "If the love you seek is not there - then I don't think you should force it. If Lasher wants to keep his freedom, then so should you. When kids are older - have a look around. There are more than one shots for true love in life."