Redhawk Caldera blueblood

Maia was glad that she hadn't offended her, but she was also slightly disappointed. She hid it though, smiling with relief that Teya at least didn't seem bothered. She'd been so hoping that their children would have someone else this year. And, selfishly, that she would have someone else. Last year she had lost both Wraen and Ibis... Teya had been there, but Maia didn't feel like she could really talk motherhood with anyone outside of Eljay.

Aunt Teya is perfect. I really appreciate it. We both do. She looked at her warmly, grateful despite her quiet trepidation. She'd been such a good friend and support to them both. She deserved her own happiness, whatever that brought.