Broken Antler Fen Future Thinking

Cicero glanced at the other wolf as he left, then looked back at Burke's son with a quirked eyebrow. "That was strange," he said, inwardly amused because he was often the one dubbed strange by others. Then he listened to what Burke's son had to say. He missed some information, mostly the man's name, and so asked, "May I ask of your name?" out of sheer curiosity that ran both in Cicero as well as Patrick (he'd recognised Burke's son by his looks but had never before personally met the man).

"Sounds like good values." And they did — Cicero doubted whether or not to tell Burke of his son's pack settling here because it might be healthier for him not to obsess... but on the other hand he had probably better report back all he had found out, this included. Yet he did not feel Burke's son deserved to be stomped by his father, and in some way, wished it so that he did not need to tell Burke of his findings.