‘I know that out there, in the other world, you had so much on your shoulders. I also know you’ve run from it all, and left it all behind. I watch...you. I always have.’ The elven woman nodded slightly, encouraging him to continue. ‘Out there you are someone, to so many. But you came here. To my wood. To me. Just one person, and one who has so much to apologize for already, never mind this..this new agony.’ She turned her head away from him slowly, looking around the dark one room house he had. - I don't care, I'm also going to enjoy a beer, I'm almost done with what I had to do, I also feel like resting a little.As soon as she said this, she went inside and when she returned she was already bringing the two men with her and the beers.They said hello, asked me if I didn't want a beer, I said no and started talking about things that didn't particularly interest me. I only started paying attention to what they were saying when Vasco said that with that heat (the sun was still high) he. A young foal lay in a bed of hay. It was almost completely brown, but had a large white spot on its head than ran down between the eyes. From the position it was in, I thought it might be sleeping, but then I saw the sad, hurt look it gave me. I noticed its leg was outstretched, wrapped in bandages, and my heart broke. ‘She was out running with us in the fields today and got her leg caught in a snake hole. We got it out, but the leg was broken. Earlier when I saw you up on the trail, we were. Humlog waise hi baithe hue idher udher ki baate kiye ja rahe the. Barish ke chhito se fr humdono bilkul bhig chuke the tabhi didi ne kaha ki bhai ek baat puchu. Maine bola ha didi kyu nahi. Tab didi suddenly mere se zor se lipat ke rone lagi.Maine pucha kya hua didi aap ro kyu rahi ho par didi kuch bol nahi rahi thi or bahut roye ja rahi thi. Mere bahut force karne ke baad didi sishakte hue boli maa or daddy ke jaane ke baad hamesa darr lagta hai ki kahi tub hi mujhe chhor ke naa chala.