The tears slowed it was hard not to feel better with Blake around. Giggling a little Isolean Rolled her eyes over to look at the light green mare.
"how long have you been saving that one." she asked her voice still quivering.
"seems like ages." Blake replied with a laugh her grin growing a little more.
A few moments of silence passed between them Isolean adjusted herself beneath the blanket.
"aren't you going to ask what I'm doing out here?" she asked wondering why blake who had already raised a daughter of her own and own her own was such a . . .seemingly horrible parental figure.
"I thought that was pretty obvious." Blake replied.
Isolean stared at her a little puzzled.
"why your working on your tan of course." she said giving a nudge.
Isolean rolled her eyes once more and looked away.
"I'm going to take that as you really don't care."
"no it's just it's none of my business. Bringing you back on the other hand is." blake said getting to her feet. She looked kinda admittedly funny without her blanket on.
"fathers going to be so angry with me." Isolean replied looking down at her blistering hives before getting her own feet beneath her.
"Angry is just another version of worried when it comes to parents." Blake said wrapping isolean a little more securely in the blanket with an assuring nuzzle.
"why dose father hate you so much?" Isolean asked as they started to walk back toward the teepee using what little shade was left.
At first Blake said nothing only kept walking, Isolean thought she wouldn't get a reply that maybe the question was one she might not have asked. However at last blake said but a single word that she did not question for it's tone was somewhat heavy. "Reasons."