Tuktu Weir I hate to look into those eyes and see an ounce of pain

Burke blinked as the other spoke. She wasn't Osprey!? Burke gave her another glace and realized she was right. Her scent was different as well. The older male looked disappointed. He really thought he would see Osprey again. "Osprey had children?," he asked in surprise. Now he was digging deep into his memory he could remember that she scented of a mate, but not that she had children. Hadn't she been afraid of having children? Some of his memories were blurry.

"I'm Burke. I am an old friend of her. We were the most unlikely friends actually. Never in the same pack but we kept running into each other over the years," he spoke to her daughter. "Where is she now? Is she here in Teekon?,' he asked curiously. He wished to know. Perhaps he could see her once more. He always liked the storytelling they did together. He wondered what Malice would think of this.