All she'd been trying to do was explain things to Lorcan so that maybe he would understand her side of it. For a moment it felt a little better to get it all out, she'd once been able to talk to the man in front if her. When he didn't say anything about what she'd said she hoped that meant that maybe there was one wolf in Relic Lore that didn't think she was crazy. It might be too much to hope and in all honesty did it really matter, she was on her own. It was clear that Lorcan was making a new life for himself and it was time for her to figure out a way to do the same.

It would of course be Reid that he focused on since the red man was closer to their daughter than Andre was. Inna took a breath so that she could make him understand the relationship. “To be honest Lorcan I don't know if it is a teenage crush or if it could develop into that. Oksana has never talked about him in such a manner. From what I have seen he is more of a protector and only wants the best for her. He's probably glad I'm out of the picture since I have hurt her so badly. He certainly doesn't like you. He watched over her and teaches her and they are friends. He brought her back to Hearthwood when you and I were both gone.” She hoped that would convince the healer that Reid was good for their daughter. Inna believed he was, “She told me of how they met Lorcan and everything seems innocent you don't have to worry about Reid.” It really wasn't like Lorcan had a say in their daughter's life when he was moving on from her and the Raven and hadn't been there for half of Oksana's life anyway. Inna bit her tongue and chose not to voice that, she was sure Oksana would let him know when the time came.

Inna had however told him he should visit, she felt he should do it soon though before Oksana's resentment of him grew to the point she would never forgive him. “I would as soon as you can,” she said voicing that thought, “Of you don't want to lose her for good.” He after all could still visit of he wanted to. “I should go but if it's not too much trouble do you think you can help me with my leg? I fell coming across the mountain and it's been hurting and hard to walk on.”

She'd gone on to explain the relationship between their daughter and Reid so that Lorcan could understand it. She didn't see anything wrong with the friendship that they shared. However it was rather clear that Lorcan didn't see it that way, she found see him getting angrier by the moment. She didn't see why he had any right to be angry, if he wanted a say in the friends their daughter had he should have been there. If he wanted a say in anything in Oksana's life he should have been there. Instead he ran off like he always did and made a life with some other wolves and still wanted to dictate what happened in their daughter's life. It was wrong of him to do that and Oksana had said as much to her in their talks at night, she had listened to her daughter and in her efforts to yet again try and keep father and daughter together she was met with a man who could face his own faults and mistakes. More and more she had to wonder if it was her or if it was everyone else unable to admit they could actually be wrong about something. When she asked about something for her leg he spouted off something about fir trees and stalked off. She watched him go for a second before shouting after him, “You will never change will you. Always the coward would would rather run from everything and hide then deal with it.” She then pulled herself back on to her feet since he wasn't going to help she would have to get the bark herself it seemed.

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