The sound of birds chirping outside of the cabin caught her attention, pulling her from an otherwise deep, restful sleep. Blurry eyes fluttered awake as she slowly sat up, sore. Content, but sore. Her gaze swept over the entirety of the cabin (or, what she could see without moving out of bed), before inevitably landing on Eidhin, a happy sound escaping as her mind wandered and took stock of how she felt.<br/><br/>It was then that it hit her, eyes widening.<span style="font-style: italic">I feel...normal,</span>came a surprised thought, looking down at him with wide eyes.<span style="font-style: italic">I don’t feel like it’d hurt me to not jump his bones...I feel like...me.</span>Another happy sound escaped, an excited sound, as she leaned down and gave him a kiss on the cheek and crawled out of bed to find clothing. While she’d not wanted to leave the bed, distance was needed to fully examine the whole of her psychi, to figure out where things stood and how she felt; something she couldn’t do with him so close, asleep or not.<br/><br/>Slipping into a pair of underwear and one of his oversized t-shirts, she climbed down the ladder and wandered out onto the porch. From there, she took a deep breath and just stood, enjoying the sun’s light on her face as she leaned against the railing. After a few moments to just enjoy the morning, her mind shifted to him, even glancing over her shoulder out of habit.<span style="font-style: italic">So...it wasn’t just the heat…</span>she thought, a smile pulling at her lips as her arms wrapped about herself and her mind wandered. The one worry she’d had about the whole of their relationship, the one worry she’d voiced when he’d found her in the inn’s room and confronted her...the one she’d harbored when he laid it all out…<br/><br/>...It was unfounded. He’d been right, that it wasn’t just the heat that brought it on. The Heat merely lowered inhibitions and allowed feelings that were otherwise ignored to come forward. Perhaps that was the one good thing to come from becoming a faoladh. Had she not, she wouldn’t have realized how she felt about Eidhin, and they’d not be where they were right now. She’d likely still have been oblivious.<br/><br/>Another happy sound escaped and she stood there a moment longer, before wandering inside, set to make breakfast for him for a change.