Moonsong Glacier akiaguk ¤ {m}

He reveals himself to her unexpectedly, candidly, and vulnerably as he explains his trials and tribulations. She listens with rapt interest, taking it all in silently and giving him the space to speak.

When he mentions Kukutux, her frown deepens, but she does not speak on it—not yet. Instead, she stands and walks around to sit next to him, pulling him close as she looks up at him. You have nothing to apologize for, She pulled him closer, if allowed, keeping her eyes on his. You are allowed to speak of the past however you need to—especially if it is to help you feel better.

As for his sons, she disagreed, but she shook her head. I cannot speak as a parent, because I am not one yet, but I ... don't think they're better off without you ... because I know how much better I am because you are around.