Whitebark Stream It's me defending in suspense

He felt sorry for the kid. Kavik's similarity to his mother clearly caught him off guard. It was easy to understand, being someone that had family of his own that he missed. It's okay, he said with a half smile. Where is your mother now? he asked. Maybe talking about her would help him feel better. Or maybe it would just make things worse. Kavik certainly didn't enjoy talking about his missing or dead family members. But he didn't always deal with things in the healthiest of ways, something he was just starting to realize. At least talking about someone else's family might help distract from his current, very shitty situation.