Staying quiet, Kai listened as Warren spoke, hanging on his every word. So he could feel her worry? He could tell she was wary of going to the pack, afraid they wouldn't accept her for what she was. Their connection was a lot stronger than she thought. As he continued, she was a little shocked but relieved to know the alpha female was a white shifter too. Also, to know they'd accepted Warren for being what he was was a little calming too. Maybe she didn't have anything to be afraid of. Kai was a strong individual when she wanted to be, so why was she so afraid of being accepted? If this pack considered Warren family, then maybe there was a chance they would take her in as family too. She could only hope.<br/><br/>The way he spoke of the alphas and their son made her smile. She could tell just by his words, the tone of his voice, that he cared for them too. Probably more than he was letting on. They'd more than likely be excited to see him when they arrived. And the sooner they did, the sooner Kai would feel at ease.<br/><br/>When he handed her the bowl, she smiled in thanks. Blowing on the surface, she took a small bite, sighing softly. "As fond as I was growing of those packs of almost food, this is even better." She kissed his cheek. "Thank you. And to be honest, I like when you talk about yourself. Even the sad parts."