Larksong Grotto for these changes we will confront

She missed them. Of course, Hiram should have known. Sentiment was a powerful thing. So powerful that it had compelled Hiram himself to seek out his daughters and bring them home to the grotto. After all, this was where they belonged, with their true family -- their father. Hiram had, however, not realized that the attachment to the creek had not been fully severed. He hoped that someday it would.

He understood such sentiment in full, especially the bitter pain of loss. He stepped forward, now sure of the pain his daughter felt, and he pressed his snout lovingly into the scruff of her neck. "I do," he murmered. "I miss your mother Indy." Though he had remarreid, there wasn't a day that Saena hadn't crossed his mind. The guilt of his betrayal, even after all this time, still felt fresh.