She feels a twist of hope. "Is that okay with you? If you and me just...don't pay, don't keep score?"
She won't ask him to view the rest of the Pack any certain way. He is, as she's said, a special case. Things with him are more effortless and more natural, and the thought of keeping a tally system between them is jarring when what she wants is his happiness. (Of course this means if he's more comfortable with the old system, she'll abide by it. He is not a wolf even if she has to remind herself sometimes that he isn't.)
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She won't ask him to view the rest of the Pack any certain way. He is, as she's said, a special case. Things with him are more effortless and more natural, and the thought of keeping a tally system between them is jarring when what she wants is his happiness. (Of course this means if he's more comfortable with the old system, she'll abide by it. He is not a wolf even if she has to remind herself sometimes that he isn't.)