Fang just looks at her; he didnâ€™t know what to do now. She can clearly see why he hated showing his emotions. He nods when she said it was unexpected. â€œAgain Iâ€™m sorry; I donâ€™t know what came over me.â€ He says trying not to sound hurt or anything at all, it was a flat emotionless tone.<span style="font-style: italic"> Stupid idiotâ€¦whyâ€™d you do thatâ€¦</span>He thinks. Then he clears his throat. â€œWhy donâ€™t we continue on either walking or horse back riding, I think it would be a good thing to continue the horse back ride, and shouldnâ€™t we be getting back?â€ he asks. While they were walking back to the horses, he hardly even said anything; he didnâ€™t even look at her. He looked at the ground. Right now he was a mix of feelings and didnâ€™t feel like showing them or even sharing them. But the wolves could sense it when they got back to the horses. They began to whine and whimper as they licked Fangâ€™s hands trying to cheer him up. He patted their heads and then untied his horse and got on it. He sat there on his horse silently waiting for her to get on hers.<br/><br/>Once she was on her horse back, they started to ride back. The sun was going down behind them. He of course was silent again; he really didnâ€™t have anything to say. Even if it made the trip very uncomfortable. The wolves walked along side them, whining and whimpering. Some even gave Aylia looks as if to say, well? Arenâ€™t you gonna do anything about it. Or Just say or do something! She could clearly tell how they were feeling, she could tell that they didnâ€™t like it and wanted her to try and do something about it. They wouldnâ€™t stop whining or whimpering until she did. They made it back to her village, by now it was just getting dark. They put the horse back in the stables and walked through the village. An odd silence over them. Of course the wolves whined and whimpered some more. Fang just continued to follow her and found they were going back to her house.