"Yeah, I am," Win said, nodding in agreement with his own words. "I like to pick a place to settle down for a decade or two. It helps me get the feel of the place. I don't really have a home anymore, I've been away too long. My home town is an unrecognisable city I'm sure," he admitted. He hadn't gone back to find out. It would make him sad.
Win took in Cub's face; how he was listening intently.
"There was also a freaky moment not long ago when I thought my sire was going to reconnect with me," he said softly. "Like... he was coming straight for me. I got nervous and excited and holed up in this motel for the day to wait for him, but when I woke up he'd already gone past, like he was moving through the day or something. I don't know how he did it, maybe he'd stowed away in the back of a truck. It was disappointing. It really showed me how lonely I was, that the thought of having him back in my life had me paralysed with hope. So yeah, I want to make a home for myself, make friends, hang around for a while." He realised how long he'd been talking and lifted a hand, splashing as he did so, to rub the back of his neck. "Overshare."