Swiftcurrent Creek Do you believe in life after love?

Are the babies born yet? Let me know if I should change anything!

Easy met her sister joyfully, even as the sight of her made her heart twist. She'd forgotten how much her elder siblings resembled their father, and the reminder was welcome but still painful. "I missed you, too!" Easy replied. She did not apologize for leaving, nor accuse Dawn of doing the same. Life had thrown them all for a loop, and there was nothing left to do but heal -- and rebuild. "I'm so happy to see you again," she said with deep feeling, breathing in her sister's familiar scent and detecting traces of something equally familiar: milkscent.

"You're a mother," she exclaimed, pulling back to survey the other woman with keen, pumpkin-hued eyes. She was an aunt twice over, then! The mottled woman's tail began to whip wildly back and forth, and she pressed forward to embrace Dawn once more. "I have so much to tell you," she mumbled into Dawn's fur. "And I want to hear all about what you've been up to as well."