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Reyes had spotted the dark shape enter the den, not recognizing who it was until after his warning was issued and everyone had begun to churn around him. He hadn't seen Caracal, but it was Teya's hissing voice that clued him in to his son's presence, brief as it was. Bridget looked surprised and then agitated as she was ushered out by Reyes' pointed stare as well as Teya's command that everyone exit the space.

It felt like, for once, Teya was on his side about this.

Reyes chose to take his time about leaving his daughter's side. He glared while Bridget turned around, but soon enough dropped his snout towards Sorana to tap the top of her head softly. Its alright Sorana. I didn't mean to scare you.

After a second or two of this his gaze flashed to Teya, as if to extend the statement to her as well, after-the-fact. He wasn't worried about anything yet; it hadn't crossed Reyes' mind that he'd been a little more forceful than he should've been, or that it might not have been his place to insert himself in this way. This was his daughter though — his fresh start — and seeing some woman he barely knew showing her off definitely screwed with his brain.