He didn't calm as he normally did, her touch seeming to have half the effect it generally had. She felt stung, but was glad to have prevented a territorial battle. She needed to keep them from fighting, she had to find a way to explain her visions to the both of them. She knew his rage and the other's feelings as well, she could feel them so clearly but they could not feel her own. She felt great love towards both but feared the stranger.<br/><br/>She stepped back, shivering at his tone. He would see how hurt she looked. She saw the gaze he gave her and had never seen such a thing directed towards her. It made her ache and feel terrible hurt. How could she explain all this to him? How could she explain it to the other? Why had her life grown so complicated?<br/><br/>She felt gladdened that he accepted her into his embrace, hugging him close and savoring his scent as his arms enfolded her into a protective hug. She walked with him in silence, holding him as he held her. When they arrived she knew she should leave his arms before her parents saw him, they'd shoo him off despite her protests. She looked into his eyes but before she could utter a word his lips claimed hers in a sweet, passionate kiss. She felt delightfully dizzied as he pulled back and bid her not go out alone. She nodded, she had no intentions to do so. She kissed him back and smiled. "I will be safe." she nodded, making her way into her home.<br/><br/>Once the sun had gone down she dressed in her chemise for the night. She sat before her small mirror, brushing her lovely hair before she stretched and climbed into her bed. For some reason however, she opened her shutters to allow the breeze to roll in as her head hit her pillow. Little did she know what would happen as a result, though something in her mind seemed to be pushing her towards something.<br/><br/>She felt her dreams almost reaching out, calling to the other even as she tried to reign them in. Still, out they went as they sought out their target to lead him to her.