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The support from the other was refreshing, especially since Peggy had spent the past few days inside her own head. She supposed self doubt would always be present, especially in those who felt they had a lot of responsibility on their shoulders.

It wasn’t often that Peggy got to come to this place, though it was a lovely difference from the wilderness. Not to mention the lady who owned the place was, as said, refreshing. As she looked up at the other, Peggy found herself smiling, “thanks, I don’t normally complain or anythin’ but, ya know, I jus’ feel like I hit a block in my studies. But, you’re right! I’m gon’a be fine! I ain’t got nothin’ to worry about.”

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“That would be explaining it. Come with, please.” Olena led the stranger around the side of the house to the pen where she kept pigs. Though, there were more than pigs currently, as they were being kept company by a sheep–probably the missing one. “I am not keeping sheep so it was out of place. My dogs caught it and I was making sure it was not getting lost again.” Said dogs, resting nearby the fence, both hopped up, probably feeling important. “They are not getting to do much shepherding much so I am sure it was exciting!”

“I think they did well enough!” He smiled at the dogs as the frightened sheep ran back towards Sándor’s familiar figure, after which he knelt down to look for any injuries. Thankfully there were none, save for the trauma--but he doubted the kind lady’s dogs were to blame for that.

Addressing the sheep, he clicked his tongue. “And you should know better than to run off like that.”