Barrow Fields moonriser

Her brow furrowed at his report. She immediately thought of Sobeille’s ill-fated family. Had others suffered from similar fates? The thought was so morbid, Pie didn’t want to entertain it. Perhaps some had simply migrated elsewhere. There were myriad reasons for such things. But the news still unsettled her.

I’m not sure what to make of that, though I’m glad you’re still around. Have you seen Tiki lately? she couldn’t resist inquiring. I’ll just be grateful as long as the two of you are okay.

And Sobeille, Cairos, Chireille and Mirelyn, of course. Treepie wished Alaric and her sister would join their little makeshift family, though she didn’t want to compel anyone to do anything they found uncomfortable. And like Alaric, she had picked up on Sobeille’s seeming distrust of men.

It’d actually made her wonder if the woman had noticed her unique anatomy. Tiuttuk certainly hadn’t called attention to it, especially not after what she’d gathered. But she supposed that was neither here nor there, at least not right now when she was trying to focus on Alaric.

Have you still enjoyed the freedom to go wherever you like on a whim? She imagined it was one upside of losing their village. That prompted her to confess, Helping Sobeille take care of her babies has really helped me deal with everything we lost, to the only man she trusted.