A R A H

He truly did seem quite happy to see her, which brought her more joy. Her coat shone gently under the moonlight while the snow swirled around them, locking them in a scene, it's beauty was worthy to be dreamt about. Exhausted had settled under his eyes, the darkness could no be hidden even under the subtle light. Golden orbs filled with concern, there was no darkness underneath hers to suggest sleepless nights. Soon she would mention it, but first she would get him to feel comfortable with her again. slip back into that easy conversation they had shared previously. Hiding her concern for him behind the gentle smile, the spy was well practiced in hiding her true emotions.

The sound of his voice reached her, both of their crowns tipped back to study the return of light in the sky. They were both basked in the moon's glow, Arah smiled when she heard that he too, could see the beauty that she was talking about. Missing the presence of the sun still caused her upset everyday, it changed the balance of the world. Nothing felt right to her, her own soul felt out of balance. She had always been so in touch with the earth and the sun, with so much darkness around her she struggled to find her usual optimism. She caught his gaze and studied his smirk. He was such a funny fellow, he had really caught her interest. Farenjer understood how she felt, being an outcast in your own family. Different from the ones who were made up of similar DNA to you. "I did quite miss her presence." Whispered Arah. Silly tears brimmed her eyes but she shook them away with a chuckle. "We have each other now, nobody should be lonely on a night like this."

Dropping his gaze, another chuckle fell from her lips. The snow flakes were resting and both of their manes and tails. Not to mention the cold was seeping onto her warm flesh, however she was really enjoying the moment and didn't want to ruin it by worrying about getting cold. Not to mention Farenjer had been kind enough to share the cold with her. None the less she moved a little closer to him, their shoulder brushed gently. "Oh sorry!" Giggling and turning her orbs back upon him Arah studied her friend once more. The blackness under his eyes was still very clear. Now she openly displayed her worry on her face, her eyes portraying nothing but concern. "You look...ill Farenjer." Shaking her head softy at him, Arah hoped that he was willing to let her help him. "Do you wish to talk about it?" Arah would always put his problems before her own. He looked far worse than how she felt, but surely nobody was right in the endless night. Surely everyone felt like their soul was cracked in half.

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@[Farenjer]

And a sun set to lay away your day to day fears