Arrow Lake if you see me comin', you'd better step aside

Day gave Remy a long, measuring look. No, he said, but Day knew what men did for their children, real or not. Part of him wondered if he would return. The woman had smelled familiar - the same pack-scent as another he'd encountered, many months ago. It wouldn't be difficult to track down that pack, to ask after the woman, to see the pup she was bound to bear... he wondered what he'd do, if one of them looked like him.

"I want to ask you to tell me, if that changes," he said after a moment. "For this, I won't judge you, Remy. How can I? But if you do go, I... well, I'd like to know. Maybe I would visit, too."

He didn't know why they were talking about this. This was dangerous, and if he knew what was good for them, Day would leave it at no and hope it never came up again.

"But you're right. It would be best if neither of us went back."