Grouse Thicket And winter came...

Wraen was good enough not to question the situation further, which Liffey was grateful for. She didn't particularly want to dwell on the unpleasantness that existed between herself and Terance. She wanted to let it be in the past and to move on, as she hoped he was. 

When Wraen asked about her kids, Liffey wasn't certain which she was referring to. But she also wasn't sure if Wraen knew she'd had a second litter, so she decided to cover all of her bases. "My eldest are just over a year and our youngest are almost six months now," Liffey answered, surprising herself even as she said it. Was it possible her pups were that old already? Three more months and they'd be entering the adult ranks... Time flew by so quickly.