Lake Rodney Legends were once Alive and Breathing

I’m glad you went with him :’))

“I see…” her heart ached for the duck’s soothing voice, for her calm presence, for her everything, it ached for her, not the shadow that made her a mother, nowhere to be found. If only he knew his family had grown; last time they met, he was still grieving his two wives. He would not have made her a wife, not even after carrying his child. “I’m glad she is good to you.”
 
But did she want to be his in the first place? No, of course not, the argent felt physical attraction towards him, a toxic attraction to powerful men that hurt her with their infidelity or lack of empathy. Kavik would have been no different; she needed stability, loyalty and exclusivity, something the raven couldn’t provide.
 
The pearl, Kukutux, was different in every way: a tiny female with soft features, a beautiful sight to behold. Agana was not sure what she found so attractive about Kukutux; her appearance, or her personality. “Oh! Yes, sure, I would love to!” a noticeable excitement in her voice. The argent glanced to the water, pushing the fear of drowning aside. She needed to it for her.