Dawnlark Plains Whied we leef home?

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The boy drew away, and finally Reek could walk unhindered. He still kept his strides small, just as Jhala and Laurel did, so the youngsters could easily keep up. Try as he might to make the burden as light as he could for his two boys, Reek knew that the road was not a place for children. It was harsh, uncertain, and unforgiving. It was an inhospitable home, far beneath what they deserved. Yet, it was all Reek could provide. For how cold he was himself, Reek could only imagine how much it worse it was for the child.

He was unsure how much the boys would be able to take.

"Soon," he settled. There really wasn't much time to spare anyway. Reek looked to his son and tried to reassure him with a smile despite the fact that he could not reassure himself. "But you're home whenever you're with me and your mom -- anywhere." As long as the family stood together, they would stay strong. Reek was sure of that.