Rising Sun Valley It's kind of like those sunsets

Reverie let out a breath, and nodded slowly. I'll make sure that - I stay close enough for you to hear me if I call, She promised, and knew this was a promise she could keep, at least. Reverie would not call for Moss, but if it made her feel better to think that she might, she was willing to add another lie to the lot.
Thank you, Moss, Reverie reached out to brush her nose across her cheek. I'll - come back with you for now. I'll go when it's time. And then as soon as it's over I'll come back. Without her children. Would Moss ever forgive her for that? Reverie was unsure, but she knew that she would never forgive herself if she allowed these children into her life. To be reminded of Lestan with each waking moment would surely drive her mad.
They did not seek the woman, in the end. Reverie followed Moss back to Swiftcurrent Creek in a rather subdued state. She didn't even wait a full day before she left again, this time in the middle of the night.