The Sunspire double overtime

And just like that, the older female disappeared. Ty let out a sigh of relief, turning to Summer when he spoke. For a moment, she had forgotten why she was here at all, but it all came rushing back to her in a heartbeat. “Saena and Osprey,” she said, breathlessly, “they are terrible!” The declaration was said with as much venom as she could conjure in her slow, sweet voice. “They said terrible things about Dad and Fox and how she was wicked, but she can’t be! Dad loves her!” And while there was often doubt in Tytonidae's voice, it was decidedly absent as she spoke these things.

“And I…” she trailed off, guilt washing over her face, “I’m just as bad, because I called them terrible. I’m terrible, too, Summer.” She didn't know why she had come here. Perhaps some part of her hoped for the embrace of her mother. Or maybe Summer really was cute with his little wolfish goatee. The Redleaf girl crumpled to the ground in a heap, feeling ashamed and angry all at once.