Was he really this unbothered? He was such an odd character, or perhaps a dumb one, but unusual indeed. He did not seem to mind one bit where he was or what he was being used for. His purpose was simply to exist in this place at the entertainment of others. The thought of love crossed her mind until she remembers what a fleeting thing it was. Here one minute and gone the next. Clarity wanted it so badly. Her heart ached to find that special partner for years after Judas left. But she couldn’t let it happen. Nomius explains that maybe Naydra was attracted to him, but didn’t fancy his personality. He says he is content here until he finds some one to choose him.

Clarity just couldn’t understand being okay with it, but to each their own. ”I guess if you are content here then it is fine,” she says softly, but his next words shock her. ”W-what?” She blushes almost instantly as he mentions being her bathing companion. It has been so long since she has had any kind of companion so she wasn’t sure what he meant. A male has never asked such a thing of her. Any stallion that has been okay with this much attention from her has always wanted something more. Wide blue eyes stare at the pale palomino stallion as the question slips off his tongue. She was utterly speechless by the question.

Judas had been charming and handsome. Gael had seemed so put together and confident. It did not matter because none of them stayed. They spent some beautiful nights together than they flew away to wherever they were from. She had thought she had something with each of them, but she was proven wrong both times. It had only been worse that they had taken their child with them. She had more time with Abraham than with Louis, but none of it was ever enough. Both were so young when they were taken from her side. This was the reason she kept to herself and stayed lonely.

But this stallion seemed genuine enough. She did not get the sense of any ulterior motives in his voice. ”I guess.” She quietly answers his question after a handful of quiet seconds to think about it. ”Your right the spring is good for that.” The warmth of the water kept her body from aching, but it could never heal her completely.