Arrow Lake endrega workers

She was willing to put aside her anger for the sake of the pups, at least anytime she was in their presence, so when Stigmata suggested that today was the day to finally name them, she nodded and said: I think that sounds like a great idea. She couldn't help but feel a little excited despite everything; they had already somewhat discussed name ideas, and she was ready to stop calling them first, second, third, and fourth. They were plenty old enough to have real names, and each of them had their own distinct personalities already. 

She watched them gather, their second son arriving first with enthusiasm and curious excitement, and their first son joining soon after, his uncertainty clear in the way he cautiously inspected the situation. And, their daughter, who was becoming more obstinate everyday, very purposely ignored them at first. When Taki was about to get up herd her over to the group, she finally jumped up and trotted over, arriving with her usual distruptiveness. 

They were still missing one, the youngest, and she glanced around the area, wondering what was keeping him.