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She briefly acknowledged Myrren's greeting, but liker brother, ignored her comment regarding Aditya; their first encounter with the male still made anger swell in her chest, and she wasn't ready to let that go, even if one of their own spoke well of him. The Morningside wolf's apologetic words meant little to Taki; their pack's previous actions spoke a lot louder than some measly apology issued after the fact when he clearly needed something. She offered him nothing but an expressionless gaze and listened as he continued to speak is raspy words. It appeared there had been a fire in their territory. For a split second, the spiteful part of her whispered something about karma, but she quickly pushed that from her mind, especially at the mention of lost children. She may still hold a grudge from that day in the forest, but their pups were certainly not included in that grudge. The male explained that a couple of their pups were missing and wanted to know if the had seen them. Sia looked to her then, and she shook her head. If she had seen children on their own, she would have given them shelter, so he would have certainly known about it.

Sia then offered her up to help and as much as she wanted to laugh and offer a snarky reply, she couldn't stop imagining kids lost, alone, and scared. If any of their nieces or nephews were in that situation, Taki would be beside herself. Plus, her older brother was right, they wouldn't turn away someone that needed help, no matter how much they disliked them. With no evidence on her face of her current internal struggle, she took a step forward and nodded. She would help him look for the pups if he needed it regardless of how she felt about him. She said nothing, though, afraid she wouldn't be able to keep a diplomatic tone.