Whitefish River When the thunder calls for me

At this rate, everyone is destined to tear at Evergreen's heart strings. He wants so badly to offer comfort when the dams finally break and tears begin to shed from women's eyes. His ears twitch, and the bear can't resist leaning forward to gently press his nose to her uninjured shoulder.

Of course, he does not expect the unraveling of her story. Chased out similar to how Winterbourne had been, but in this instance injured both heart and body, the woman tells him of the grave mistake she made. Mismatched green eyes blink, widening in surprise as his mouth goes agape. He is more saddened and shocked than anything. How could someone chase out another in need like this? Why are other packs so damned to punish with the loss of homes?

You made a mistake, he says, and she knows this—having spoken clearly that she deserves such a harsh punishment. But that does not mean you deserve to be alone, especially now when you have other lives to take care of, too. If they come for you, we'll deal with it when it happens. Your children don't deserve to suffer further, and neither do you... She has already been through so much, and seeing her crumble before him makes the bear wish he could do more.