Swiftcurrent Creek 1 Corinthians 13:4

As Eden noticed his several glances, she too turned to see what was so attention grabbing. Of course, it was Ally. Eden shook her head softly, and nudged for her sister to move, as the conversation would soon be, what she figured, too much for Alyssum to handle right now. Please excuse my sister, she said, before clearing her throat and continuing, She had a rough childhood. I'm all she has left. Eden thought back to her sister as a pup, the way that she'd been ignored, beaten, chased. For her to still be alive was an act of strength and courage. I'm happy to hear that, you know. I was kind of afraid that this would be too much and I'd end up alone with pups and Ally to take care of. She scoffed. That's my sister's name, Ally.
Then the issue of a pack arose in her mind, and she continued stating her case. We can't really raise them alone. I think it would be smart to look for a pack, specifically one a lot farther from here.