He doesn't think it is that bad. Jacob tried to console his confused Beta.
What do you think Jake? Leah stuttered mentally. Jacob exhaled. Truth be told, he was just as confused. With nearly everyone imprinting these days it brought a bittersweet sensation to both packs. Hope that she would find her soul mate. Despair because she may be the only one left alone. She whimpered at his deeper thoughts. He couldn't help them. He needed to sort through his thoughts before giving her an answer.
This had to happen for a reason. Imprinting has a purpose-
I'm not talking about imprinting! She cut him off, frustrated, I'm talking about…this. She continued, placing an emphasis on 'this', whatever 'this' was. She involuntarily thought about Sam. His face flashed before Jacob's eyes before she continued.
Just when things were getting better… She trailed off flashing pictures of the new pack. Jacob added his own memories. Most were from before the Volturi almost-battle. The closer he got to that day in his mind, the more his memories became skewed from the pack and more on a certain half vamp. Jacob tried to keep those memories to a minimum for her sake.
It's fine. Leah sighed. Her thoughts were all over the place. She was coming up with different theories but none seemed to calm her anxiety. Jacob decided to remain quiet. They had been running for a while, Leah looked towards the border of LaPush.
I think I'll head home now unless you have some errands I need to run Oh High One. Her humor was dead. He chuckled nonetheless and declined her offer. She phased and dressed quickly opting to run bipedal back to her house.
A/N: I own nothing.