Silver Creek O Captain! My Captain!

Heston described Reek pretty much on point to what Spring thought of him, but as he was speaking she actually found her thoughts falling to Zander.  Zander.  The mysterious greedy little breeding creep who had found his way into her life.  Who had given her children, before running away.  Who had made her a single Mother.  Who had made her all alone take the burden of her children and family's death.  Although she thoguht of Zander far worse than Reek she did see similarities in their character.  Both were greedy, they wanted what they wanted, they both breed to more than just their mates and more.  Still Reek didn't leave the moment he heard he got a possible family started like Zander did to go move onto another breeding partner.  Reek became possessive.  A little over possessive.  He wanted what he thought was his.

Heston finished and Spring gave a nodded of her head a little happy to hear his last remark about how he was happy to be under Spring's rule rather than Reek's.  "You know Heston... Reek reminds me of someone."  She said in a sad whisper.  Heston had been here for a while now and she had already told some of the others. For some reason she found that she just trusted him, so she began to speak looking a little distant.  "I knew someone once who was like Reek.  His name was Zander..." she trailed of a little bit at the sound of her ex-partners name.  "He was manipulative like Reek, just as greedy, and wanted what he wanted... but unlike Reek he was a unpossessive when it came to family."  She sighed.  "Anyways after a while I became pregnant... when a told Zander the news he walked out on me.  All of the pups died... there were three of them.  Two were stillborns and the other died of a terrible disease that wiped out my pack prior to coming to Teekon.  So I suppose when ever I think of or see Reek I see Zander too.  It's another reason why I can't stand Reek."  She stopped here and slowly her gaze came a little more back into focus.  The story that she told him, summarized as it obviously was didn't bother her as much now anymore though telling it.  She could get past it now without breaking down.  So with that she held a solemn face, but if one did look deeply enough you could see a broken look like shattered glass within her gaze.