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Yes, I can help you find one now, if you have time, she offered. While looking for a new place to live, she had found a few dens that could be a good fit for him. The dens were not spacious enough for her and the children, but they were suitable for a single wolf.  

While Ariadne had no problem coming to terms with her divorce, the situation with her children was a different matter altogether. Her actions had inflicted pain upon them, a fact she was well aware of. They are suffering, Kannoyak, she acknowledged with a distant look and a soft voice. They cry out for their father, and there is little I can do to ease their pain. Despite her attempts to shower them with attention and gifts, she knew deep down that their father could never be replaced. 

What is worse is that I must leave soon to go on a spirit-journey—my anaa has suggested that I do this, and I think she is right. The timing ... just isn't right. But Ariadne knew that she needed this to be a better mother. She'd come back refreshed and ready to give them the love and attention they deserved.