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Thank you, Glaukos, Druid said, meaning every word as she shot him a grateful look.

She then turned to her sister, one soft black paw finding a pale one and gently squeezing it as she said, You can bring her here when she’s ready, if you want. Rivenwood is as much your birthright as mine. You will always have a home here.

She wished she could offer to accompany her sister to Ava’s sickbed but she could not leave Glaukos alone to defend Rivenwood. Perhaps it had always been hers, in a way, yet the other wolves of the wilderness might test that claim. Druid needed to be here to defend it.

I want you to get back to your little girl, she continued after a breath, but I worry too. She gestured, indicating the scent which shrouded Heda. Glaukos and I could protect you until it’s past.

If her sister wanted, she could even ask Glaukos to meet her needs. Druid wouldn’t mind that. But considering everything Heda had told her the night before, it felt uncouth to suggest it at present.

He took care of me during mine. I think he will be a good father. He could help us look after your girls. And I would love for you to be here to help me raise my own children.