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“Oh. Right.” She whispered to him as she saw him fly back to the tree, "You do understand that ravens only have one spouse, don't you?" A sigh escaped Suki's lips. Nothing you say can convince me, Louve, that Joey wasn't your true friend. Whatever you say, it doesn't matter to me. Of course, the conceited jerk would never do anything like that. She emphasized that her feelings for Joey had not changed despite her marriage. The fact that he fulfilled a need in me in the past doesn't diminish the significance of the bond we had. It's not that Lupa has usurped his role; rather, Lupa occupies a distinct niche "Since she had a child, Lupa, from a previous relationship, he was allowed space because he wasn't contributing to the household. Ziva shook her head and groaned as she smoothed her hair back "I want you to have this so badly, Louve. In all honesty, I hope that you end up with it. My one and only worry is that you will come to see that you were deceived and that he is not your true friend after all. Then you'll be short two team members. Where would that leave you? I pray that we never have to see one other again under such circumstances. Well, you know... How in the name of all that is holy are you not frightened by him, Louve? ” "He's a walking time bomb, Louve; he's a time bomb waiting to go off." Louve put up his hand. Saying, "Look, Suki, if you're here to attempt to convert me against my own spouse, then you may as well save your breath and blow up your doll," the speaker implied that the interloper should not waste her time trying to persuade her. A smile spread over his face, and he shook his head before shaking Louve's hand. Affirm on oath that you take joy in being here; it is, when everything is said and done, the single most essential thing. "I want to tell you that I'm pleased for you, but...well, it wouldn't be true. I don't want you to wind up with a psychopath as a partner." There were some good times for Louve. Apart for Greta, Kirk, Brock, Selma, and Hope, none of these people treated her as if she had a reduced social position because she was latent. She did not feel that she belonged to a distinct group or that she had to constantly defend herself. She was revitalized by the striking differences between her upbringing and the culture of her new home. She was close with Lydia since she had spent so much time helping out with her graphic design business. She had a penchant for saying exactly what was on her mind, which made her a hoot to be around and kept Louve in fits of laughter. Because of this, she was a joy to be around. Despite her upbringing, Louve was surprised to find that Cam and Lydia were a good fit because of their shared sensitivity.

When she wasn't with Lydia, she typically spent her time with Grace, who was helping her hone her cooking skills, or sporadically with Rhett, who was teaching her how to hack. Tala did show up rather often, but more as a friend than a bodyguard. He was really easy to get along with since he wasn't complicated, he didn't brood, and he didn't blow hot and cold.He may give Lupa some advice. She also found that she and Onai got along well, which surprised her a little because often she doesn't like flirtatious people. Onai was also extremely flirtatious. When he really turned his wide mischievous smile at you, there was no pretense of ablush. Maybe since he did such a great job massaging her shoulders, she didn't mind the flirtation. Most probable.

Prior to coming upon him and Trick enjoying a good time at the lake, she was unaware that they periodically scratched each other's itches. She had to use all of her willpower to decide to go rather than continue to observe because, goddamn, that had been hot. The fact that Trick later made fun of her for being there, and occasionally still did, suggests that they were aware of her existence. Trick was frequently made fun of. He seemed to take pleasure in making others blush or feel uncomfortable, but Louve was totally okay with it since he constantly singled out Selma and Kirk.

Despite the fact that Leto rarely talked and primarily communicated through grunts, Louve respected him. Until gradually he began to engage her in a little conversation, she spoke to him as though she really expected a response from him, in contrast to everyone else. She wasn't surprised to find that Leto was more smarter than Rhett. In contrast to Saga, who continuously tried to look down her shirt and regularly asked about the color of her underwear, he treated her like a big brother. Though he didn't need to because he made women drool at the sight of him, he was the worst pervert ever and would constantly bother her with sleazy pick-up lines.

Even though he seemed to really adore being a perv, it was hard not to like him. Ziva was another man who was hard to dislike, but he was also a diplomatic, cunning, and astute observer behind his casual, "I don't take life seriously," exterior.

However, Lupa's absence from her spoiled her otherwise happy disposition. She understood that the lack of interaction between them was preferable. She understood that staying here when she had every intention of leaving would be best avoided. Even still, she got the feeling that Lupa's retreat had nothing to do with it, and was completely driven by his desire for her to be without him.

Who in their right mind would want to share a bed with someone who purposely left enough room between them for an elephant? And to make matters worse, she had no way of disputing the fact that she still officially belonged to him. Who would choose to belong to a group that rejects them?

She was contemplating moving into one of the guest rooms, but she was worried that by doing so, she would just alienate her wolf further. Her wolf was already restless and depressed after a week of having little to no contact with her mate. Louve was thankful that she and her wolf had reached an unwavering consensus about one point: no matter how terrible things were, she wouldn't ask her for anything.