"Well he forced<i>me."</i>She snapped. "You weren't even too sure what bonding would even entail and don't you dare tell me you did cause you were going on about how it didn't matter the first time we met, so don't act like it was entirely consensual for you too. Not to mention that was shortly after....well." She said, thinking better of her words. She drew her eyes to the side, feeling slightly guilty about almost mentioning Faelan’s sister. Quieter, she stated, "Your sense of self preservation isn't all too great. I bet the foundation jumped at the chance to take advantage of it."<br/><br/>She might have been telling him that in an effort to make herself feel better about the entire thing. Should she be surprised? No. The woman hadn't really thought about it until he brought it up but in her mind, regardless of weather or not he'd willingly signed up for it, it didn't matter much now. Things were different. Had Shula been familiar with the concept of Stockholm's syndrome she might have blamed her compliance on that, but even then it didn't really matter because she was stuck with Faelan no matter what.<br/><br/>"It doesn't even matter now. Just... Ugh, my head hurts too much for this..."