Redhawk Caldera songsweet

It made sense that she would begin to fuss the instant Teya left, though that showed immediately that the pup wasn't used to having others watch her. Bridget curled around and plucked up a dandelion, smiling. Hey now. Your mama is going to be right back, alright? She spoke with a soothing tone, then tried to distract her with the flower. It was adorable, when she tickled her chest with it, how the yellow shone on her fur.

You really are the cutest little ladybug, you know that? All you need are a few spots. Her reddish fur was all Reyes, clearly, and it was a lovely color.

Bridget did what she could to keep her occupied until Teya returned, and when she did, the smile on her face was clearly more than worth it. She looked so much more like herself.

I hope it was a good swim! We've been contemplating life's mysteries. Like if Auntie is here, does that mean we play, or does that mean we cry? She gave the puppy one more little nuzzle, then moved to allow Teya to take her place again. We can't answer all life's questions in a day, but I think we are closer. She was (mostly) joking, but she also didn't mind it taking a little time. 'Auntie' was an odd title, one that she'd have to get used to, but she didn't hate it. It was the closest thing to truth perhaps.