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Myrrh found his hooves carrying him faster then he could ever think that they could. Something was telling him that he had to get to a certain place before something happened. He wasn't sure as to what was happening, only that this feeling was telling him faster, though it didn't seem to matter how fast he went, he couldn't get there fast enough. Breaking through the trees, just near the cave in which he and Sadie had explored not too long ago, he found her pacing. But something was different, she looked nervous, and unwell. Ears falling back for a moment before pulling forwards again. Remaining where he was, he tried to think of what could have happened to her, she looked alright for the most part, besides her belly being enlarged. Had someone hurt her? If they did, they wouldn't dare hang around of he found out, but something else was telling him that it wasn't the case.

Coming forwards, his hooves almost dragging for some reason, though his legs moved perfectly fine. Myrrh approached her with concern, wondering now if he had done this to her. He didn't quite remember, besides them sleeping in the same clearing the night of the fireflies, that was all. He told himself, 'that was all'. But he couldn't even believe that, he just couldn't. Stopping just off her worn path in the ground, he merely watched her, not daring himself to speak, not yet anyways...

Myrrh watched Sadie turn to face him, she looked unsure from where he was standing, probably as unsure as he was. Tongue tied and speechless, he could only watch, listen and think to himself. Shaking his head he went to her as he noticed the tears that were spilling from her eyes. He only wanted to comfort her, like he had said some time ago, he wasn't leaving. Nor did he ever plan to, if he knew his mother, she would probably scold him for abandoning someone. Coming to stand beside Sadie, he nosed at her gently, using his nose to wipe away the tears upon her cheeks.

"It's alright." He said hoping that things were alright, he couldn't rightly tell. "Are you alright?" He looked her over again, she looked fine besides the bulge of her belly. He didn't know what else to say, there might have been many questions on his mind, but none seemed to place themselves in the right order, nor did they seem appropriate to speak at such a time like this. Ears flicking a little he listens to the sounds around them, listening for anything out of the normal, but he didn't hear anything. It seemed safe... For the moment.

Myrrh looked at Sade with concern, why wasn't any of this possible? She was a healthy mare who could do anything she wanted. Shaking his head a little he nuzzled against her, before moving to nose at her belly as his ears flattened back to the sharp gasps. He wondered if he could get them to settle down and not kick so hard, though it was somewhat of a long shot though.

"None of it? Why not?" he tilted his head a little wondering why, "You are a healthy mare as far as I know. Was there supposed to be something wrong with you?"

He didn't know of her past, of the terrible things that had been told to her by another. Still, he didn't like the feeling that he was left out of too many loops. Not moving away from Sadie, he wasn't looking to leaving her any time soon, really he wasn't leaving at all. His parents would kill him if he did and he wasn't looking to facing his parents' wrath any time soon.

"Did someone tell you other wise?" He asked wanting to know, he wanted to understand why she saying such things.

Ears laying themselves back against his skull, Myrrh backed a pace before retaking it as he had forgotten that she was leaning against him. Lowering his head some so that his laid over her neck, he tried comforting her the best that he knew possible, the way he had seen his father do for his mother when he was little. There weren't any words that he could think of that would make this all better. Something had told him that her past was more dark then he had even realized or could really fathom. Raising his head a little giving her a little breathing space.

"I know you didn't mean to, sometimes things happen that is beyond our control." He said comforting, letting her tears stain his coat in streaks. "Did someone hurt you?" he asked before he could really stop himself, if someone had he would make them pay, though he kept that part to himself and tried to hide it.

Ears laying themselves back some as he heard about this other stallion, one that had hurt Sadie to no end. If her had been alive back in those times, he would given the stallion a new make over, big time. Deep within his body, Myrrh could feel his temper rolling about in his belly, wanting to get out and wreck something, anything that could stand in his way. Also something that wasn't the lovely one that stood close to him, that he loved quite dearly. Lowering his head he nosed as her tears, in a way of trying to wipe them away. He hated seeing her look so hurt, so vulnerable to whatever else could happen in that small amount of time.

"He sounds like the type that would push his own problems onto most anyone." Myrrh said softly as he wrapped his head over her neck. "But he was wrong, you aren't broken. Not in the least and even if you were, that wouldn't make the slightest difference to me." He was trying to be soothing, caring and all around truthful. Well it was the truth, he wouldn't have cared if she weren't able to have kids, he loved her because of her personality and charm more then just her looks and ability to breed. Nuzzling Sadie he kept close to her, not wanting to let her go, wanting to protect her from the cruelties of the world that have yet to show. But he also knew that if he did that, he would be suffocating her, he didn't want that, oh no, that would be horrific.