What he had to say surprised her a bit. Maybe Sebastian had been right, that Burke was a good father now. Of course, this wouldn't excuse his behavior toward Sebastian. What had been done cannot be forgotten, only forgiven. They were mere mortals, they couldn't judge the past. She chuckled softly, a confused but genuine sound. She knew males didn't give milk, but that she must feed them milk for around a month was unknown information. She made sure to store it in the back of her mind for later, if she was indeed pregnant. She would keep them though, she was sure of it. Thank you. She responded, a small smile on her face. It wasn't something she did often, smiling, nor did she think she would ever do it because of Burke.

You, and only you. No one else. I'll make sure the Moonlit wolves know about it so they won't attack on sight. She said in a serious tone. Not that she though Burke was weak, but because she thought four against one could end grim for the man. Speaking of those four wolves, she ought to get back to them before they would grow worried. But first, Burke had to give her another lesson about leading.

What he said could only be appreciated by Malice. She was their alpha, she was in charge. And while she did respect all of her members individually, they had to listen to her. She finally had the same power her father had, but now realized it was a lit harder than it looked. You're right, as always. She added the last bit as a sort of joke, but it was meant as a compliment too. Guess it'd be a test for all of us.

Speaking about them, I better get back. I'm usually not so long gone and I don't want them to get worried. She said, stretching out as she said so. It was a... Pleasure seeing you again. She added, a mischievous grin on her muzzle.