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Originally Posted by Rosemew
Timberpaw stopped a second, turning his head to look behind him. At Dawnpaw. "At least i don't lie about loving others." He yowled out, eyes narrowed. He then turned back starting to walk once again.
Larkstorm was right.
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(Timeskip to two days after-)
DawnPaw was sitting in the clearing, seeing TimberPaw talk normally to other cats just stomped on her emotions more then the arguement that happened a few days ago. She wasn't sure why she returned- but she only guessed that CreekTongue had actually gotten into her head. Yesterday LarkStorm had told her something which caused her remaining pride to get shattered.'I didn't tell him anything except that a certain shecat was waiting for him at camp, obviously sparked something in him and he left you- alone...Why do you think he flipped out on you? Because he doesn't care about you and never will...he was saying all that nonsense just to fill his need of wanting the one he thought he couldn't have...'.'H-He wouldn't do that to me...He did care..You just made him think of something stupid-''Its your choice wether you believe me or not but just look at him and that shecat- why is she so close to him? Why does he look so happy with her? Most of all what will he think of you once he knows your secrets Hm? Just think about what I said okay?'.The words replaying in her head made her watch TimberPaw talk to the group of cats sadly- her eyes widening when she saw one of the shecat give him a friendly nuzzle- seeing him look embarrassed made her all the more believe LarkStorm,Accidentally making eye contact with TimberPaw she looked away- this was too much for the shecat to handle and she padded out into the territory. She hadn't been able to sleep not eat for two days and slowly she felt like she was becoming numb."...Maybr I should...talk to him?...no he wouldn't want me talking to him- he's too busy messing around with that shecat..".her eyes narrowed as she felt a bitter feeling start to envelope her and she swatted at a small Daisy growing in the grass.