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Maia chuckled, shaking her head and waving the idea away. Maybe she would and maybe she wouldn’t! But Dwin reminded her so much of herself at that age. And Maia certainly hadn’t wanted children when she was similar. It wasn’t until she’d met Terrance’s children that she’d changed her mind, and while Dwin was an attentive and loving older sibling, she didn’t seem to love pups in the way that spoke of dreams of motherhood.

Maybe, if she found a mate… but Maia hoped neither of them would ever feel rushed on her behalf.

Brecheliant will be fine. It will be quiet, but we can be happy with quiet. It just means more attention for any that might visit. Maia said, giving her daughter another affectionate touch on the cheek. Whatever happens. Maia never thought she’d be the type who longed for her children to remain at home, and it was surprising to feel that way now. Growing up she’d had a close family, but more so with her siblings than her parents. Perhaps it was hearing Eljay’s stories about his family, and his relationship with his own parents, that made her yearn for something she’d not had. At least it came from a place of love, but it was a feeling she needed to watch. Don't make her feel guilty for finding happiness, Maia.

C’mon. Let’s find something to eat for you. Your dad is going to want to hear everything too. Maia gestured, welcoming her to walk alongside her and venture into Brecheliant to find Eljay.