Moonspear lie to me

When Sialuk felt she could no longer work the beaver tail was the moment anaa's sound of approval came, followed by what she would do with it next. It was hard to imagine that the thing would ever be soft, but Sialuk knew that her mother knew what she was doing. There was so much knowledge to be gained from her, and Sialuk always enjoyed these teaching moments. They were exactly the kind of thing she imagined she would need in order to become a good wife for her future ugi. And that thought, of course, led to another.

That boy, Huojin... she trailed off, trying to find the right words for what she meant to ask.

Has taataa met him yet?

Maybe that was the better question anyway. Sialuk inferred that her father would also need to approve of him. Considering anaa had introduced them, it seemed plausible that she approved, but she was only one half of the union that needed to do so. Or perhaps only one third. Sialuk presumed that she would get some say in who she was betrothed to. Thus far, she did not have a strong opinion one way or another about Huojin. They had met only twice, so perhaps more meetings would make that opinion sway one way or another.