He never pried into things she didn't want to talk about, nor did he ever force her to make decisions.
Even when her emotions fluctuated, he would simply stay by her side quietly, waiting for her to come around on her own.
His mind was clear, always able to plan things impeccably, and he remembered her little habits.
These details, he never mentioned, but accomplished them one by one.
Clearly intimidatingly powerful, yet he never used that oppressive force against her.
Instead, he always left room, giving her space.
He had the strength to control everything, but chose to step back and let her take charge.
This kind of respect moved her more than any form of flattery.
As time passed, the initial prejudices had long been worn away.
She no longer saw him as that cold and aloof Fiendfolk leader.
Instead, she saw how he treated his companions, how he kept his promises.
She believed, Wyatt Yardley wouldn't be as ruthless as described in the books.
