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It was hard to adjust to having children; Eljay understood that. He perhaps had not needed to adjust as much as some others, considering he was already the puppysitter before he had children himself. Even if they wouldn't have been his own Eljay would've been involved in raising the children of the pack. I get that, he said, even though it was so different for himself. Teya was different than him, and he saw that, if nothing else.

Teya went on to say that Reyes loved her, which prompted Eljay to smile. Bridget was helping out too, which was good. He smiled softly as Teya said there were many wolves that adored her. Eljay could not help but wonder about Teya's own thoughts on Sorana, but he did not ask. Instead, he said, I can't wait until our children are old enough to play together. He was happy, at least, that his children would have someone to play with as they grew up, and so did Sorana.