Cedar Sweep so close, but so far away

Charon figured he shouldn't have made mention of Liffey. Now he had to elaborate, something that he loathed to do. When he spoke Charon's voice was cold. She and Rannoch were of Moonspear for a time. They left us and took half the pack's members at the end of winter, while my mate was pregnant. That would always be how he would remember it. Charon felt betrayed by Liffey in a similar way he'd felt betrayed by Dhole. After he had told her not to leave, she had thrown hurtful words at him, when he thought that she was a friend. To think back to it made him feel broody and frustrated, though he quickly pushed it away. It was a year ago. But it would need a bit more time for the ice it had created around his heart to thaw.

Clover mentioned an Elwood and Finley. The names didn't ring a bell but Charon vaguely remembered that he had met Finley. Well, when he was little, and then once more later. She was one of the only reasons that he had never decided to overrun Redhawk Caldera, probably. I think I knew your mother when I was younger, Charon said. He didn't elaborate on the nick names (he didn't even remember what his was -- he just remembered he had given her 'Barf face') because he wasn't entirely for sure if he had the right wolf pictured and it seemed cruel to tell someone's child about such things.