Hoshor Plains into the unknown

Kigipigak was right—there were countless examples of successes of both of their lineages. You are right, Ariadne said, releasing the breath she hadn't realized she'd been holding. It is just difficult not to think of it. My brain cannot think of anything else but them. It was only natural; this was all new, and their lives were delicate at this phase. She pressed against and breathed him in, hoping to calm herself with his scent.

What he admitted next brought a soft smile to her face, and she felt justified in her decision of who she'd chosen as her husband. You are right, she said, placing a paw upon his. As long as we have each other, we will be fine. Ultimately, they would ensure their children's safety.

Her stomach rolled uncomfortably, her mouth began to water, and the world spun under her paws. Quickly, she scrambled onto her paws, turned on her heel, and scurried away a few feet. Then, anticipating the inevitable, she braced for what was coming.