Blake kissed her lips before he let her go, "Just return to me if you go out there," He requested before he called the last number in her history and waited for someone to pick up. Some part of him felt sad that theses beings were becoming so merciless in their hunt to end his bloodline. If he was honest he felt his enjoyment of life hadn't really began and was far from ready to give in and die at the jaws of some one he had never even seen the face off, "Evening, Sir, I'm sure you don't need me to tell you who I am but sadly I'm quite in the dark as to who you are. Mom's putting on a pot of coffee if you would want to chat about this killing business. I frankly don't want Amaris to loose something as important as her family just as I wouldn't want to die knowing mine was going to the grave with me."<br/><br/>He rubbed at his chest a bit as his heart ached at the thought of his family not being able to enjoy life, "I can't make up for the deaths your pack has suffered and killing me won't change anything about them being dead. It will only hurt her..." Leaning back against the front of his truck he sighed, "Come chat with me at the very least. Give me a better reason for dying at your hands rather than fighting tooth and claw to live."<br/><br/>Hanging up he stared off into the woods where his lover had vanished. How he wanted her there at that moment. To wrap her in his arms and never let go. Sliding the phone into his pocket he waited for Amaris to return. And for the wolves to make up their minds. Would they kill a man who would fight back to live or would they come to reason and see it was nothing but endless bloodshed? He had never killed a wolf and part of him wondered if he could.<br/><br/>Two cups of coffee later Amaris returned. He stared at her when she came in not a stitch of cloth covering her fine form. It made him possessive as well as all too aware that he wasn't the only one to have seen her like this. The blaze in her eyes told him of a gift only she had between them. His mother laughed soft as she made Amaris a cup of coffee. He walked over with a soft knitted blanket to drape over her shoulders, "Attempt to talk this out if that doesn't work..." He gave a shrug, "I'll take out as many as I can before they can take me out. I won't have your three harmed because of me. Certainly not because of something I wasn't even apart of."