It's okay, she said when he trailed off. Kai didn't need to see the pain in his eyes to know it was there; she could feel it. What she'd felt the day before after having heard the conversation (Warren's side anyway) overtook her, her heart breaking for the man, her mate, all over again.<br/><br/>You don't have to tell me here. After we've met the pack and...we're alone, you can tell me if you'd like. Something like that... She stopped herself, not wanting to come off as rude for saying it was best if he spoke of that pain to her in private. It wasn't that she didn't want to hear it, to console him, but she'd rather it happened away from others, especially Karren. If he broke down in the car, the other woman would try to calm him. Not that that wasn't a good thing, she was his mother after all, but.... Was it selfish of her to want to be the one to be there for him in that way? Only her?