Wapun Meadow no gale can down this ship

Cadeau felt rude for chuckling at his self-depreciation, as someone with shaky confidence issues she knew it was wrong but she couldn't help it. Besides, it wasn't like Ingram was scolding her, he was dishing out these little jokes of his to help her feel better. "I'm sure you're not that bad," Cadeau told him after she settled her sniggers, smiling. "You are dedicated to those future little ones of yours, that's always a good sign in a wolf," she added, knowing that parenthood was quite a hard trial to face, one Cadeau doubted she would ever experience herself.

The topic was focused on puppies, cute little wiggling potatoes that could melt any stone cold heart. Cadeau was fond of little ones but after the hell her heritage brought her Cadeau was afraid to ever bring pups into a world like that. Pups also meant someone needed to be in love with you to have them, a thing Cadeau definately did not have with her for such a future. "I love the little ones, they're so carefree and spunky. They get excited over everything too, I wish I could remember a time I got that eager where my tail would turn into a propeller," she said with a joke, shaking her head. 

She listened to him continue to speak about the wolves in his pack, she perked her ears at the mention of his girlfriend. "You guys didn't tie the knot yet?" Cadeau inquired with a curious head tilt, then she made a face when she realized that was probably rude and kinda nosey. "The pack itself must have their paws filled with so many puppies in one place. You got a lot of paws on practice at least for your upcoming kids that way, they even have a return policy." She cracked a cheeky grin before speaking again, this time reassuringly. "I think you'll be a fine dad, I mean you seem interested in learning everything you can to help them thrive in this life." The mentions of fathers made her long for her own but that was a time far too away now, a barrier called death kept her from ever reaching him.

Cadeau shrugged the sad inkling off her shoulders and regarded Ingram with another friendly smile. Now wasn't the time to overthink.