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"Okay, that's fair." Subira chuckled. She might not have a partner but from what she'd seen in the past they tended to worry with or without someone's permission.

At being asked if her siblings were close by she looked around, not that he could see that, and looked a bit saddened by their surroundings. "Ah, no.. we're still a ways away from my home." The alk looked down at her hands then, staring at the cup she held. "I'm hoping to go home and see them. If they haven't already moved out and gone on their own journeys." With that she reached up with one hand to scratch at the back of her neck awkwardly. "I kinda owe my family an apology."

She had planned to be honest. Her family deserved that from her. Subira hadn't meant to upset any of them when she'd gone off on some hairbrained adventure. When Sol asked what exactly she'd done she let out a soft chuckle that spoke of her nervousness. "I uh.. I kinda left home a few years ago with only a letter to explain things. Fairly certain the letter didn't explain things the best either." Which meant there would be a lot more questions than answers at that point.

"My mothers were probably very upset and I imagine my siblings are mad at me for leaving them behind." She worried about the twins, sure. They were the youngest and likely didn't understand. But she had the most concern for Eurig. She was closer with him than she was the twins but only because she'd had years with him before their younger siblings were bloomed. "I'm pretty sure my brother might not want to talk to me. My younger siblings might be easier to smooth things over with."

Subira nodded. She could understand her family being upset too. Of course when Sol told her to start with her younger siblings she had to chuckle. "That might work, if my mothers don't kill me first." She had to at least survive long enough to try to spend time with her family. And she wasn't sure which mother was scarier.

She looked at the little one Sol still held. "While I'm here I'll be happy to help you and your husband if you need it. I know you probably won't trust me with the little ones but I can make tea and cook while you tend to them to make things easier." She figured she'd leave the offer there for him to take should he feel the need. After that she went back to her own cup of tea to sip and think about the best way to sooth things over with her siblings.