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"Here's the thing," Peregrine began only after weighing Pan's questions a moment. "I've never done this before. Fox has never done this before. Furthermore, I can't speak for her. So I don't know how to answer your questions yet. We would have to figure it out as we go. And to be frank, I know Fox well enough to know she will guard her parental rights. She's open-minded but she's very, very traditional about family matters. The fact of the matter is, I just don't know how the dynamic will play out... or if you might get hurt in the process." And it was up to Pan whether or not to take that risk.

He knew the Gamma deserved a better answer than that. The Alpha let out a breath, mulled for a moment longer, then said, "I can't think of any reason either Fox or I would edge you out of most things. We will probably name them ourselves. And then you can't nurse them, obviously, but neither can I. But as far as raising them, we invite the entire pack to help. We can always sit down and talk to her if you like. About what she is and isn't willing to share." She wasn't in this relationship, yet there would have to be some crossover from time to time if it continued.

"It is weird," Peregrine agreed, although there was a gentle smile on his face, "but that doesn't make it bad or anything. You're just different... in a good way." He paused, absently wetting his lips. "So do you identify more as a dude or a lady these days?" he couldn't help but wonder out loud.