Overture Downs We operate under

Only after Sarah had asked the question, did she consider that Treason might not like to talk about her mate's ex-girlfriend. But here the piebald she-wolf impressed her again by being very pragmatic in retelling the history and, if there was any hint of emotion in it, then the fact that the two wolves had left with children in tow after being well cared for. She could see, where the resentment came from. And it was yet another proof that her old-fashioned view of the pack structure was working for the best. She would not tolerate bastards being born and raised upon the expense of everyone else.

To the fact that two women could be mates (not to ask about the whole breeding logistics) Sarah had nothing to say. She thought it unnatural and wrong, but if people felt good about living that way - she let them be. "It's good that he is, where he is now," she remarked.