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when the family face of her mother came into view, chickadee hurried her lopsided pace, rushing into maia's embrace.
kivaluk spoke for them both, a fact that had always comforted her. he never tried to control or dominate; he only provided the brief, immediate facts, and she looked happily at her mom.
"moonglow is doing so well, really, and — well, i told you i wanted our kids to know you. i just wasn't sure how to do that at first from so far away." she patted her belly. "kukutux said daughters return to their mothers. it must be true, mama; it's why i'm here now, why both of us are. he wants to see them thrive here too."