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It made sense that perhaps Aditya had met his relatives before. It was funny to think about it, since Eljay himself had lived here for most of that time, too (well, from when he was born, anyway). Well, no matter.

The answer to his sensitive question should have cheered Eljay right up, but somehow it made him feel bad. He'd lost Elfie, albeit at a later age and probably through less of a tragedy. Eljay did not know how Shenanigans had come to them or how she had become lost from her parents, but she'd been so young. Elfie had chosen his own path, at least, before life so cruelly had ripped him away.

Eljay's heart truly bled for the man in front of him, even though he was also relieved that he would do nothing against Shenanigans' will. I understand, Eljay said with a nod, even though he realised that he could never really understand. But he understood that he needed to leave to tell his wife. If she would be open to that, you two would be welcome to stay here, of course. Though Ani didn't seem to remember much of her biological parents, Eljay could imagine just seeing that she was well and seeing her grow up might be good. But he of course did not know their situation; if they had a pack and maybe other children to look after. After a moment of silence Eljay added: I'm glad you want what's best for Ani, and you want to offer her her own choice. He smiled; softly, genuinely. It was good to know that Aditya would be of no immediate threat to their family.