Neverwinter Forest Paradise on the right, hell on the left

Mal was a little touchy on the whole never abandoning kids thing, if it hadn't been obvious. He would always jump to that conclusion if it ever got a hint of being whispered. But still, he listened attentively eve if in the end Mal's thought about the whole thing was probably a little immature. He shrugged, I guess. But if they're really bothered that'll be weird. Because that means they've just said nothing the whole time that'd like.. make it sound like an issue. Maybe stuff isn't perfect, maybe I'd like things to be a kinda different. Maybe? He still would prefer if everyone really liked him and there was not a single hint of any possible trouble, but that was probably a world that didn't have a single hope of existing. But I'm being a good father, even if the rest doesn't ever work out for me. Let's be real, Mal could have way worse priorities. 

But he'd said nothing of Hua and their children together. That was a different situation with practically the opposite scenario. He wasn't sure how to solve that, but it seemed unlikely to be an issue until he went back again. He'd have time to figure it out, right? He just really couldn't see a good solution.