There was something about the stallion that was almost magnetic, something pulling her closer to the figure beside her.
"Sometimes it feels that way with me as well… Caligo knows I make my fair share of mistakes every day. Who knows, perhaps something will pop up that only your knowledge and learning will be able to help. I have faith in you." She murmured, stepping closer without thought.
The stallion before her reminded her of Lu, and that knowledge put the little mare at ease. Outside of Lu, he was probably the only one she felt comfortable telling her past to. It was an odd moment when she realized that there was a part of her that was fascinated by the stallion in a way she didn’t understand.
"Honestly.. As hard as it is to think about it, I can’t say that I am sorry. If things hadn’t happened the way that they did, I wouldn’t be in the place that I am. I wouldn’t be learning to help others in the way that I was helped. While I regret being without my pod and my mother, I am thankful that I am in the place I am in now." She answered, smiling up at him and blushing slightly. Her lavender eyes sparkled as she gazed at him.
When his face fell, Pol’s heart hurt. Without thought, she pressed her shoulder to his in an attempt to bring him comfort.
"I am sorry. I didn’t mean to hurt you. I wont lie to you, but I wish my words weren’t painful." She murmured, stepping closer as she spoke. She wanted to comfort him, to make him feel better. A soft sigh escaped her lips and she dipped her head.
"I am sorry."
Pol nodded gently, her eyes watching the stallion.
"Of course. Any message you would prefer me to pass along?" She asked, eyes taking in his features and memorizing them. He was handsome, but Pol had no idea how to bridge the gap with the pain that was plaguing him. Heck, the little mare had no idea how to even flirt. Perhaps not a bad thing at that moment, though she did want to make the stallion smile even with the news. Perhaps Isra would help her figure out how to tell Lu… She could definitely use help in how to broach the subject with her beloved mentor.
