Redtail Rise you did not order invisible pie, you hate invisible pie

Arielle smiled. She was glad that he was so invested in finding a home for them. If she hadn't been so intently focused on his expression at that moment, she might have missed the nervous way his tongue swiped across his lips. She wanted to ask what was on his mind, but things were so nice and light, and she didn't want to make him feel worse about whatever was bothering him. Thank you, she told him, tentatively touching her nose to his cheek. 

Aves did express his worry over testing his precarious relationship with his sister by visiting her pups too soon. Maybe that was what his worry was over. She could definitely understand, given they needed some sort of safety with her being so close to having their own children. Her mystery of a husband never divulged much about his past, so she was surprised to hear that he and his sister didn't have a good relationship when they were younger. Maybe when they are older, she won't mind you seeing them, Arielle offered. She wanted to ask about his history with his sister, but again, she didn't want to put a damper on the mood. 

When he asked her if she would join him, her expression lit up. Yes, I would love to, she told him. 

But she couldn't push away the questions about his sister and they finally bubbled up. You said you and your sister didn't have the best relationship growing up, she started a bit hesitantly. What happened? Arielle looked to him with concern as she waited for his answer.