Redhawk Caldera Reactivity

No. Not if that someone else is them Towhee! Look at them -- look at what you are doing! Reyes countered to her demands, motioning to the twins and their cowering brother.

People make mistakes! I made one mistake and when that happens you fix it. Let me fix it!

Reyes knew that she wasn't going to change her mind. It was the kind of person she was, just like he knew he wouldn't be leaving unless she made the effort to force him away. Both stubborn and both wanting what was best for their children.

Even after this, Reyes believed they would be better off with a father than without.

You've been waiting for a moment like this, haven't you. he comments next, exasperated. His tone is low, full of the new hurt of her denial. Waiting to see how long before I fuck up. Well here you go! Here is your excuse to take my family away from me!

With a snarl he lunged away from Towhee and the kids where they clustered, snapping angrily at air, clawing and kicking the ground, pacing some steps; releasing the pent up frustration and best he could and in a direction that wouldn't catch them in the cross fire.

He rounded back to stare at Towhee with a grimace of teeth, a look which softened immediately. When Reyes glanced at the kids his teeth were hidden again while tension coiled in his shoulders.

I am not like my father. I won't abandon them, or you. I don't care how much you hate me for that.