Redhawk Caldera Don’t let this touch you

Oh good! The more wolves her children had to interact with, the better she thought they'd be when they got older. (Of course, they were always perfect, but she remembered how much she'd loved having adults to turn to outside of her own parents. It was important.)

She frowned sympathetically at his worries around Reyes, but shook her head. If Reyes doesn't have a problem with Eljay then he'd have no reason to have one with you. We aren't really all that close with the Redhawks anymore but they are still family. I'm sure it will be fine. If Bronco said he hadn't, and wouldn't, try to start anything then Maia trusted him. And she trusted Reyes to know better too. He'd moved on, after all, and now had a daughter with a new mate who was one of the sweetest wolves Maia knew. What was there to even be upset about?

If you end up deciding you don't want to stay, then that's okay. But I promise, this place can be home for you if you want it to be. He looked like he needed to hear it. Maia wasn't sure what had happened to him but whatever it was, he seemed like he was sure someone was going to tear into him for about any little slip up he made. She didn't really know for sure if her reassurances would work but she was determined to make him feel welcome as best she could.