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Eventually, Lilitu's travels brought her into proximity of Teya, and scenting her friend on the wind, she altered course and padded happily toward the woman. She gave a friendly nuzzle upon Teya's cheek, tail swinging freely behind her.

How are you? she asked, cocking her head. It's been a while since we've been alone, just us.

Teya had spent a lot of time with Reyes lately, which Lilitu did not begrudge the woman. She thought she'd caught the smell of a woman's heat in the air—she remembered it, barely, when her mother had become pregnant with her younger siblings—and wondered if pups were now on the way. 

Had Teya been a mother before? she wondered, and as much thoughts these days, the musing brought her back to the impending offer of marriage. . .and her pending decision on the matter.