Noctisardor Bypass in the trees, is a ghostly breeze

Thank you, Laurel said with a nod as Druid offered a fish. I appreciate it. Laurel was all alone, after all, so she was reliant on her pack mates to look out for her. To know that they did was warmly appreciated, and made her feel a little better about her predicament and the lukewarmth of her feelings towards Rivenwood ever since the conception of her children.

Laurel was used to lying, so when she was asked how she was, she put a fake smile on her face and said, We're doing good, thank you. How are things in your neck of the woods? Sequoia was possibly Laurel's only friend in the pack, so she appreciated her children dropping by for a visit. Maybe she could hear how Sequoia was doing, too (and her children, of course).