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Peregrine explained what had happened. It seemed that, as he had promised not to do, the children had consumed her. Along with everything else. A part of Fox even feared that she might end up doing the same, although she knew such a thought was ludicrous. But if Fox was all those things (a good wife, Alpha, and mother), was it possible that she could stop being like that? Could she let things slip away from her? She wanted to think she was invincible, and there was a time when she had thought that... but as she broke past her second year, that naiveté had become smaller and smaller.

"But the real reason it ended was because she cheated on me with my brother." Fox's eyes widened, then hardened as she thought of Atticus and Hawkeye, then finally turned soft. Truth be told, Fox had been weary of Atticus from the start. He had been the father of Bones, and seemed to be easily swayed by women. It seemed that had never changed, even though she was pretty sure Perry had defended him of this when it came to Cutlass. "He sure knows how to pick 'em," still rang true.

"What a bitch," Fox said, though there was little venom in her voice. "Not in the literal sense, but in the 'she's a real hag' sense. That sucks that you had to go through all that." Now, knowing that Hawkeye had straight-up cheated on Peregrine, Fox knew she could never be as terrible. Even if she stopped being a good wife, Alpha, and mother, it simply wasn't in her nature to be attracted to anybody else. "Remember how she treated you after we got together? Like you were moving on too quickly? She moved on before you even split up! Ugh!" It was leaving a sour taste in Fox's mouth, and as much as she wanted to continue shit-talking her lover's former lover, she knew he was probably done with the topic. Fox shook her head, laying the topic to rest. For good.

"Why don't we head out to Lake Rodney? We can take a nice long walk, get away from the hustle and bustle, and make love on the shore." It would give her time to block out thoughts of Hawkeye. Not only that, but Fox hadn't actually spent much time by the great lake.