Snowforest Taiga the bottom's all i've found

His thoughts screech to a halt, thrown off by Kavik's words; after everything, he hadn't thought his father would still feel that way. He isn't sure he's ever been confronted directly by those words; if he has, he can't remember it. That alone softens him. The newness of it, the oddity of it sounding so simple and open, not secretive like he's always been with his love — it strikes at some deep, hidden part of him still untouched by the ice that has grown over his heart. Then come with me, He says impulsively, not caring in this moment how it might affect anything else.