Kai made sure not to wander too far from the cave. Still well within eyeshot, she stopped where the trees made a small clearing in the canopy, the stars and dark sky visible through it. Out there, where the light of the moon filtered through the trees, touching anything it could, she allowed herself to get lost in her own thoughts.<br/><br/>All she could do now was be patient and Wait for Warren to come back on his own. There was nothing else she could do.<br/><br/>Tears suddenly welled in her eyes, but she didn't dare let them fall. It was then that she was vaguely aware of someone behind her and from the scent caught by the light breeze, Kai knew it was Karren. Not saying a word to the other female, Kai tilted her head back, staring up at the sky and the stars in silence.<br/><br/>It was hard to say how long she stood there like that, oblivious to everything around her, but when a pair of arms circled her waist, she stiffened. A familiar scent coupled with an also familiar voice calmed her down. As he lay his head on her shoulder and spoke, she let out a soft sigh. She had to trust this side of Warren. If anyone knew him best, it was his other half. So when he said Warren would come back, even if it did take time, she trusted that. Though the parts about being connected with her wolf, being more than just one mind inside of her were lost on her for the time being. What really stuck with her were his last words.<br/><br/>Him saying that put to rest another fear she'd had. A fear that maybe this side of Warren wouldn't feel the same about her as his other half did.<br/><br/>A bitter smile touching her lips, she turned in his arms and kissed him briefly before breaking it to look up at him.<br/><br/>"I don't know what either of you have done to me, but I think you've broken me. I never thought I could or would ever feel this way about someone...love someone so much..." She'd meant it in a good way so hopefully the cat picked up on that and didn't think it was a bad thing.