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Niamh knew she was stepping out of line, criticizing the girls’ behavior in front of their mother- but honestly, both of them had turned out like this because Niamh believed Finley let them. Of course, Niamh had no idea what it took to be a mother- nor did she understand that simply telling kids these things wouldn’t necessarily mean they’d always do the right thing. 

Finley then went on to elaborate as to why she didn’t trust Screech, and honestly, Niamh was surprised. All of the things she said he did- and he did not deny- were bad moves. She gave Screech an incredulous look for a moment, waiting for him to deny his fault, but he didn’t...And she wasn’t impressed. No wonder these women hated him, and her by association. Finley and her daughters turned and left, and Screech gestured for her to follow him, but given all she’d just found out about him, she shook her head. ”I think we should spend some time apart.” She said. And without giving a better explanation, she curled her tail above her back and trotted away from the area and the entire conflict completely.