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Had Peregrine posed that question -- "Do you two want kids?" -- to Finley, he likely would have gotten a much more frazzled reaction. Elwood, however, was a bit more level-headed than his romantic interest. Though they obviously hadn't discussed the prospect of children if they couldn't even call each other "girlfriend" and "boyfriend," it was something that had crossed Elwood's mind with more frequency after the birth of the firebirds. He hoped to someday have children with Finley, but that conversation didn't quite fit into their plan to "take it slow."

"I know that I want kids at some point, but that's something else we haven't talked about yet," he replied with a laugh. He was grateful for the sentiment behind Peregrine's words, though -- the Alpha was giving them a privilege that he knew wasn't easy to earn. "Right now, I think she's more concerned with assembling an army of bears," he chuckled. The thought of Finley as a mother could be humorous, but it really wasn't that outrageous -- he had seen a new and nurturing side of her recently when she interacted with Peregrine's pups.

With a more serious tone, he added, "I really appreciate that, though. You'll be the first to know when we start making any decisions."