Redhawk Caldera the memories come and come

He didn’t seem offended or bothered by her initial reluctance, and Maia relaxed some when she recognized this. She did still feel that they should return the favor if they could.

I’m glad that she’s found a home with you. She seems happy. At least, to the best of her knowledge. Maia hadn’t seen her daughter recently enough to know for sure, but Kivaluk seemed considerate. Despite the slight pang at finding out the news this way, she didn’t see any reason to worry. (And yet, as a mother, she would anyway.)

Maybe someday soon I can come and visit. I… had a good friend, once, on the Moonspear. But I haven’t met anyone over that way in a long time. She smiled, a knowing glint entering her gaze. Once you have a family, it’s harder to wander like that. The look was twofold. She wondered if she’d have grandchildren sometime in the year(s) to come - her first!!! - and she knew her plans for this year did not involve more children. For the first time in years, she might be able to make a few trips this spring.