Redhawk Caldera burlwood

it made chickadee feel good and bad that maia had the same thoughts. good to not feel alone. bad that her mother still struggled. the young woman caught the auspex's paw between her own hands. "you're great, mom, really. i missed you the whole time i was in moonglow," chickadee admitted. "i don't want to do this without you either."
they gazed with utter fondness at one another. chickadee knew now that to love and support; it would be enough for now. maia was here to model that for her. she had faith in her own abilities to pass such lessons down to any kids born, be it here or in the spine.