Arrow Lake atemlos

She shifted her head so that she could see his face. I don't think anyone blames you for wanting some time alone, she quietly assured him. It was strange how drastically loss could change your perspective. A different Taki may have been upset with him for disappearing, but it seemed like such a trivial thing to be mad about now. Plus, she meant what she said. She wouldn't condemn him for seeking solace away from Diaspora.

He spoke again, but he seemed unable to completely voice his request. He didn't need to say anymore; she knew why he brought it up. Still, it was hard to think about changing things and planning for the future with the loss of Stigmata still so fresh. He was right, though: they needed to maintain the structure of the pack, especially now that everything had been turned upside down. I know, she answered, understanding in her gaze. And so, they'll have one. How could she give him any other answer?