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There, there, Sequoia said. She had not expected this particular reaction from Druid, but she supposed motherhood was full of surprises. If it was Druid's wish to remain her own wolf, Sequioa saw no problem in supporting that. And she would see to it that @Mahler was aware, too. No need for him to go trying to set her up with who-knows-who.

Perfectly valid, she said, reassuring Druid that she understood. She resisted the urge to add on, "It's okay if you change your mind!" if only because she remembered many times when she had been seen as a child when she would have rather been seen as an adult making her own decisions. Again, the Rivenwood mother reminded herself that Druid was well on her way to adulthood, and there was no reason to treat her like a child.

You really want little monster siblings, though? Sequoia asked. She had never had to worry about what her children thought in years past, considering she hadn't had them; Sequoia found that their opinions now mattered quite a bit in her world.