It brought her great comfort to be close to Hollow, but that comfort was soon turned into dread when such words passed off of his lips. Forcing her body to remain calm, she purposefully looked into another direction, her mind taking a wandering path. Are you a healer, Miss Nina? Koda had once asked her, and Nina had happily answered before promptly losing her voice and asking the gentleman to fetch her honey, of which she had done for her. Then she had tentatively attended to his bee stings. Trying to shake herself off out of her daze, she slowly began to eat her meal, pleased to see that Hollow had finally decided to join her. Eating in a companionable silence, Nina looked up towards him in shock when he spoke it, her ears flicking forward in concern as to what he would have to say to her.

His question caught her off guard and she uncomfortably shifted her weight slightly, her emerald eye piercing into his off set eyes. Taking an unsteady breath, she spoke, ”I don't know what we are going to do in the spring.” In honesty, Nina had been worried about what would happen in the spring, but that wasn't all that was wrong, but thank goodness she was good at concealing her secrets, because truthfully Hollow knew nothing about her. Not how she had acquired her scars, nor of her past, or family and how things had changed ever since her brother had arrived. She had once been a fully capable wolf before he had come and then her world had been shattered. Now she was finally starting to regain her life back, this time without the help of Koda.