[Eun hasn't seen her parents since the attack. There simply wasn't time. After it happened, everything changed so quickly. She needed time to learn how to work with her wolf, how to not lose control of it and get used to how her life changed in the aftermath. After that, she found herself navigating pack dynamics, trying to rebuff her unwanted suitors. It simply wasn't a situation she wanted to bring them into. She came up with excuses. Sickness. Work shifts. Emergencies with friends. Anything to keep from traveling up the coast to see them.

If all goes well here, however, perhaps she could bring them to Aspen Creek. She could finally explain to them what's happened to her, hold them close and reassure them that she's alright. It would be a huge shock to them, and she knows they would need time to adjust, but she doesn't have any fears that they would reject her.

It's too private a consideration to voice aloud to Asil now. She puts it aside to think about tonight, and the days after as she settles into this place. If it feels right here as she hopes it will, she may talk to Asil or Bran about this again.]

I plan to meet everyone that I'm able to, and I'm happy to prioritize Kara when she's available, but I'm afraid that you'll likely be stuck with my company quite often regardless. [She feels more herself now, here with him, than she has in the last year. It's no understatement that she is extremely grateful for his conversation.] I happen to love flowers, and can respect what it's like to get absorbed in one's work. I won't expect constant entertainment if you don't object to me bringing a book to keep myself occupied on occasion.