Redhawk Caldera But no one quite like I do

Hymnal had been working hard to help her dad care for Maia. While she didn't quite understand everything that was wrong, she knew her mother needed to rest most of the time in order for her and her younger siblings to be safe. As excited as she was to have little brothers and sisters, she was very worried about her mother. It was the first time in her life she had felt fear to such intensity. 

She had managed to catch a rabbit today; of course it had taken her all morning, but she had caught one and that was all that mattered. 

The meal hung from her jaws as she entered the family den. Hymnal set it down by her mom and nuzzled her cheek before taking a seat. How are you feeling, mama? she asked. She made sure to set aside time to spend with her mom every day. Being in here all the time had to get boring and lonely.