Redhawk Caldera why shouldn't a guy feel lucky to love you?

Elwood kept his yellow eyes fixed on Lagan as the boy obliged his father and began talking about his new friend. Lagan first commented on Tapat's personality, and Elwood couldn't help but interject: "He sounds a lot like you, then!" It was rare to see Lagan in a bad mood, and his sunny disposition was one of Elwood's favorite things about him. He was a wolf that chose to see most things in a positive light.

He listened as Lagan continued, now detailing Tapat's appearance and the instant connection they had had. He proclaimed them the best of friends, but Elwood could tell that there was something else going on in Lagan's heart and mind when he thought of Tapat. Call it father's intuition; he certainly wasn't guessing from experience, since his other children either hadn't had any romantic interests or Elwood just hadn't been around to witness them (he thought of Eljay and Liffey, respectively). After seeing the way Liffey looked at Rannoch, however, Elwood recognized a very similar expression on Lagan's face.

They were joined by Towhee, who came bearing the gift of food, and Elwood beckoned her to join them. He then glanced back to Lagan, watching as the boy expertly handled his sleepy younger siblings. "Do you think Tapat will come here to visit sometime?" he asked.