Wheeling Gull Isle i’ve got the magic in me

Of all of her siblings, Malakai was the one she knew the least about. The one who she spent the least amount of time with. In some ways, he frightened her; he was quick to go from thunderous to disturbingly quiet, turn a blind eye to those who were not Judah.
He was possessive over him in a way that made her seethe. They were all his siblings, his littermates; why did he have more right to him than anyone else just because they looked similar? And when he looks at her and Simeon upon Daddy's scolding, he is cold; if there is love in his gaze, she does not feel it.
Daddy speaks of God, of what He would want to see in His earthchildren. Treat others how they want to be treated. She thinks to herself — in defense of Simeon — that Kai had done just that; do not shove if you do not want to be shoved back!
But she says none of this, and instead she presses a paw to Simeon's shoulder, assuring that he hadn't been hurt in his attempt at revenge. She then turns to Judah, the softness returning to her gaze. Ju, he's stopped wailing so harshly, now, but she is still gentle, crouching beside him. She takes Daddy's advice. wha'do you need?