Redhawk Caldera Boom and bust

Although he didn't know Wildfire's pack mates, it was good to know they'd come out the other side of the famine without any major casualties, if only because Peregrine wouldn't want her to suffer through something like that. Evidently one of her Alphas had had children and although her wording made him curious, he didn't make any inquiries. Besides, she distracted him with the few words that came out of her mouth. His lips parted in surprise, eyes beginning to gleam the way only a father's could when it came to his daughter's love life.

"Oh, yeah? Your mom's having some, er, gastrointestinal distress today. She may actually be resting, or avoiding coming by in case it's contagious. But I'll talk to her, let her know you're here and that you want to see her, diarrhea and all." He shifted his weight, then asked the question on all of their minds. "So? Who is he?" Is he better than the last one? he added mentally, though Peregrine knew better than to say that part out loud. He did, however, exchange a meaningful glance with the elder Elwood, a sort of conspiratorial look of agreement that they'd give Wildfire's new lover the third degree if they could.