Whitefish River The Switch Up

While she welcomed him in, well, enough of a welcome that didn't turn him away immediately - he entered slowly and put the rabbit down as an offering, hoping it was a good change of pace than the fish he normally brought. Shaking his head, It's been quiet, peaceful. He was hoping that would ease any concerns of her, hoping that she wasn't asking for news on Evergreen or his mate as he had nothing to add than the nothing they found earlier. Did she love them? Was this a heartbreak to her? He knew close to nothing of their arrangement other than Ira wanted a family.

His eyes fell to the children at her side, they were already growing a little bigger by the day. Did everyone start out this way? So small, pudgy, completely at the mercy of their surroundings and everyone that cared for them? And all within a year they would be just as big as the adults who raised them, it was almost dizzying to think of. Turning his attention back to their mother, brows turned in a concerned arch. Do you need anything while I'm here?