Alone, forever

His hand stroked her hair, she felt like someone truly honestly cared for her. She chuckled at his paper that tried to dry her off, "You don't have to you know, I'm part werewolf no sickness because of that." She wondered if he remembered that he was the one that turned her. She wondered if she had ever been thought of through the time they hadn't seen eachother.

She smiled lightly, he had a point, though it was kinda odd with his caring so much suddenly and yet not wanting a relationship. It was hard for her to get used to, but she figured she'd try her best to not wreck the only friendship she had. She looked at him, still confused at why she meant anything to him even if it was just a friendship. She wished she could hug him without him feeling uncomfortable, but she figured that one hug would be okay seeing as he wasn't the lovey kind of friend. Though he seemed much more sweet and caring now.

She nodded coming along silently, if one were to really get to know her. They'd find she was very sweet and loved nature, but most people never dug deep enough. And most times she was in too much heartbreak that she couldn't try to gain closer relationships with people easily. Sonlath didn't have what she would consider a very close relationship with her yet. If they observed eachother when they were alone in the wild they would probably see a great difference.

Moria had changed a lot as well as Sonlath, she wasn't as clingy and often cried alone instead of trying to help people change. Though Sonlath had been the first person from her past she had seen for a while not to mention how much she cared for him as a friend. She had broke down a lot lately, her spirit was broken from the pain of both past and present. She often sat alone on the cliff, not for sucidal reasons. But for reasons unknown to herself.

Moria walked beside him, she wondered what he was thinking about. She then put the thought from her mind, thinking about how she loved rain when she wasn't depressed. She loved the shape of each drop and the way it was so perfectly controled better than any water mastered person. She loved spring since the wildlife got more alive then, especially birds and other creatures like that. She felt so mixed up inside, part of her wanted to make herself numb so she didn't feel the pain of her past. She guessed this was why Sonlath drank and smoked. She wondered if he was as bad as before.

She looked at Sonlath thinking about the past, she needed to say something to him. She felt terrible about how she always seemed to be killing herself whenever he was around. She looked down, "I'm sorry, about everything. I guess you didn't talk to me because of my sucidal ways... I'm just... so glad your back." She said tears coming to her eyes, she had people in the past who only deserted her and out of all those people. He was the only one who came back, she knew it was stupid, but her parents had told her in the past that they'd be a family again. But all they told her was lies, she looked at Sonlath. She held back tears, she just wanted to hug him tight she never wanted to lose the one friend she had.