Swiftcurrent Creek and maybe you're too good for me

Kavik couldn't tell whether or not his attempt to soothe her was making her feel better, but the tears seemed to stop and aside from a tiny whine, she didn't make any other noises or say anything else. He was glad when she moved closer--maybe it meant he was helping after all. He had made an unforgivable mistake here, but he would spend every day after this attempting to make it up to Myrren as much as he could. At the very least, he would make sure to help her through this to the best of his ability, even now that it meant abandoning his current mate to be with the woman now carrying his children. He tried not to think too much about Liri right now; it was too much, and he already had enough to deal with. There was nothing he could do about it anyway. He still planned to keep searching for her whenever he could. He wouldn't just pretend she didn't exist anymore. He finally pushed thoughts of his former mate from his mind, focusing back on the woman who was his mate now. He would wait until she hopefully fell back asleep and then follow soon after.