Bearclaw Valley Garderer to the rescue!

”I will. Thankth,” They were neighbours, after all. Borrowing health services could be like borrowing a cup of sugar- all done for the greater good. Already, this life of peacekeeping had proven itself to have several benefits, and while she did not fear the day she would give birth, it was good to know she might have help if she needed it. 

Perhaps there might come a day when their children could play together, should Arlette’s season come soon. She toyed with the idea, finding it ideal to strengthen the bond between the packs by having their children become allies as well. 

”Yeah, they’ll be up thoon,” She said. Little green leaves poking from swollen buds promised her that the valley would spring to life after a few more bouts of rain. 

Arric and Arlette looked to leave, satisfied it seemed with their arrangement. ”Alright, well, thafe travelth; Thankth for thtoppin’ by an’ don’t be thtrangerth,”