The biggest smiles she has had in weeks crossed her pink lips when she saw the figure of Angel racing towards her. He still cares, she thinks. Through everything she has done to him and everything he has done to her, he still cares. She still cares. Her ears perked forward as he calls her name, a shiver runs down her spine, and she stands to await him to get closer. His gait slows the closer he gets, he circles her in a quick loop before his touch is finally felt. Her eyes close in his embrace and she leans into his touch. This was all so confusing.

She still loves Raider, but Angel feels like home. It was like she belonged here with him, back to the beginning when they first lived in the Inlet together. Back when it was only him she sought affection from. Why couldn't life had stayed that simple? Honestly, things hadn't been simple for Solaris back then. Her feelings for Ylva came first before she met Angel and brought him home. Angel was her distraction from Ylva, Raider now her distraction from Angel. But no one could completely distract her from Angel.

Questions started pouring out of the warmblood's mouth. Solaris pulled back in surprise, but his questions were just. He should have questions of why she was here now and where she has been since he left. He asks where Galexia was. "She is safe. Don't worry I have left her with someone safe." She did believe Raider would keep their daughter safe even in his condition. Raider did not want to mess up this new opportunity they had together. He asks if she should be resting which results in a nod of her head. "Yes, but I had to come find you. I didn't know if you would still be here. I heard that mare who took you away had been chased away." Her eyes search his face for any emotions about Xiomara. What did Angel feel for her?

Then he asks the ultimate question. A sigh leaves her pretty lips. "Shortly after you were traded off so were we." She says, softly. "I am now property of the Lagoon as is Galexia." Her eyes search his face for a reaction. She knew his reaction would not be a good one since he daughter now lived in a stallion infested land.