Horizon Ridge Dusky Dawn and Furry Paws

Sorry for the wait!

As Pump spoke, Kennedy continued to sulk. Perhaps his mood might have changed if they had been his own children, but they were not. Yet again, he was left with a feeling of jealousy and resentment toward his pack-mates. The others voiced their opinions, and it seemed the popular one was to let her keep the children. Why was everybody okay with this, though? Illegitimate children were not something Kennedy thought should be voted upon. It was the way of the wild for them to be killed, and yet Pump decided she would rather hear others speak than make her own choice.

But Kennedy spoke none of these concerns. He remained silent, seething, unwilling to cast out his unpopular opinion among them, lest he seem even more like an outcast. His skeleton-like figure remained on the outskirts of the gathering.