The Fall: Prologue
He remembered how much that had grieved him, even as he had swelled with pride all the same; it was part of what had made the irascible old warrior bear warm to the equine in spite of his situation. memories and longings.
The Slayer and the Sphinx: Chapter Thirty Five
It was almost as if the world itself knew what had happened today, and was grieving for the innocent mythics that had died. a few feet away, other porter was sitting beside a fire, roasting a rabbit he'd skinned on a spit.
Ander - Part 5: Subchapter 65
grieve together. simply _be_ together. they were stuck in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by nothing but snow and crushing darkness.
turning point
_"do not grieve for me my brother , my spark had withered and drowned in a dark sea of loss and despair but has at last been reawakened, if this dieing body of mine can create a new tomorrow for us all then i shall gladly give it"_ gasping for breath
Wiroch: Victorious
"though the circumstances grieve my heart." all of the scales nodded, agreeing with her. "tonight is a night of celebration for most, but for us, it is our responsibility to see what lies in the future. we shall start with hueren."
Dante's Awakening Chapter 3
"you have not grieved yet have you?" dante asked quietly as he ran a paw through her head fur. "no..." "then let it all out...i am here for you."
Dante's Awakening. Chapter 3
"you have not grieved yet have you?" dante asked quietly as he ran a paw through her head fur. "no..." "then let it all out...i am here for you."
A Dragon Slayer's Heart: Chapter 9 -Captivity-
He grieved silently at the thought of never being able to see the marvels of the world again, including alex.
Valkyrie - Book 1 - Chapter 4 - Past Prologue (Revised Edition)
What right did she have to sit in front of a grieving mother and tell her how sorry she was when she had commanded the ship that lead that person to their death? did it affect her emotionally? after all this time, not really?
Wolfie Steel, Assassin/Bodyguard for hire, Part 35
Once you are done with the funeral tomorrow, you and the two boys will fly out to monroe island, and i'm not taking no for an answer, you and the boys need time to grieve and time to collect your wits" for once, i am not going to argue with senior doberman
Ander - Chapter 6, Subchapter 13
She was just a grieving mother still searching for her lost child, even after so many years. "i- i'm sorry," she said and wiped the tears from her eyes before they could get a chance to spill. "i didn't mean to. i don't know what came over me."
Ander - Chapter 7, Subchapter 37
A wolfess who had lost her daughter but was still a mother, a wolfess who would _always_ be a mother, a mother who loved her daughter so much that she would grieve her loss for the rest of her life. it was love. that was what it came down to.