Two Rivers Isle i knock the ice from my bones

Devin rolled her eyes at her father when he spoke again. Of course she would always be his child, she just didn't want the smothering that came with the title. He brought up having kids of her own, which was something that Devin didn't think about much. Kids of her own. Having children seemed like a hassle, like something she didn't want to deal with. But she would learn as she grew up. Like her father said, she didn't know what being a parent was like. She didn't know the joys of raising a child and watching them flourish. She didn't think about it, but she really was still a child. There was much she didn't know yet.

Her father allowed her to eat, not joining in. She wished he would've, it would've made her feel better. But he was such a good father, she knew he would trade his health for hers any day. She continued to eat, white downy tail wagging slightly behind her. She glanced up at her father as she ate, her previously clean mouth was now smeared with blood. She was a messy eater, she didn't care. She flashed Arturo a confused look and asked through red flesh, Are you sure dad? Cause I saved this part for you. She really felt quite bad not having him eat beside her, and she wished he would. She sat back and nudged a bit of the remaining groundhog towards him.