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Maia sighed and looked at Teya, her worry failing to disappear. She’d obviously said the wrong thing and made her think she needed to explain it, but she definitely didn’t!! It made sense that she would be upset. Maia was the one who didn’t know what the heck to do with it.

No, it’s okay. It might be that, but if it isn’t, I kind of get it. Stuff like that is… it isn’t easy. She thought of Charon suddenly, and how poorly their last meeting had gone. They hadn’t been packmates or had kids together, but it still had destroyed their friendship and left her reeling. She would have done so many things over if she had realized it would be the last time she ever saw him.

It’s better with both of us. I don’t think I could do all of this without you. She smiled, the expression tired but genuine.

Really, though. If you need anything, please ask. Eljay and I are both here for you and for Sorana. I know Bronco is too. She was glad that the two of them seemed to be working out, and that Teya had a guy who was actually willing to be what she needed him to be. No one deserved happiness more than her.