Hoshor Plains Heart like yours is rare to find

He’d never really thought of having his own children, and the question gave him pause. I mean he always assumed he would have pups of his own at some point, but the opportunity had never presented itself. He had always enjoyed babysitting the youngsters at Apache Creek, but his own children would be dependent on him for so much more. It was an odd thought, to be responsible for another’s life. “I guess I never really thought about it. What you don’t think there’s anyone in the whole Teekon for me Speedy? I’m hurt.” He joked with an amused look, teasing.

“Of course I’ll search with you, we can go tomorrow if you want. If dusk hadn’t been setting he would have suggested the set out now, but he was still weary from travelling and wouldn’t be much good at night. “I’ve been good. I missed you… and everyone. I can’t say your parents were happy to see me without you beside me, and they wish to meet their grandchildren. I didn’t tell them everything, I didn’t think you would want them to worry. But I promised them I would protect you, so… But umm I’m good. Tired, I suppose.” He wasn’t the best at speaking of himself, preferring to focus on others, and their needs before his own.