Kaphiri had worries about someone else, but Amrei's worries seemed -to him- more focused on the fact that she had a daughter than there was someone out there waiting for her to come back home somewhere. Though... it did sound like she could still hold this former lover in her heart, all the priest really needed to hear was that he meant the world to her, not... whoever this random baby daddy was.

Sounds like he left behind a diamond, the Stormhorse rumbled softly, supportive, calm. Did it hurt, sure, but the past was past. Dwelling on it would do neither of them nor their relationship any good.

He dipped his head to try and catch her gaze again, his own soft and crinkled with a smile that never left his lips.

We all have a past, and they aren't always easy to forget. While we're being honest; I don't even know if I have kids out there, but I might. I was... a bit of a charmer, before the accident, and being nomads meant my Herd didn't stick around long enough to find out if I'd messed up.

Not that it was the same sort of skeleton as not quite being over an ex, but he merely meant to convey that, well... it just didn't matter, none of it. Had he known one day he'd meet a woman who'd sweep him off his feet as firmly as Amrei had so far, then sure, he might've saved himself or something virtuous like that... or maybe he still would've been a young man exploring the world, who could know?

He reached to nuzzle their noses.

It's not complicated, not really. If you want me to stop courting you, I will, and if you chose me, then great. If you need time, that's easy too. Nothing can change the way I feel about you, and I'd do anything, even leave, if it made you happy.