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Laurel smiled when Sequoia greeted her children and said that they had a great mom and grew up in the best place ever. Laurel herself did not entirely agree with that sentiment, but she sure hoped that it would be a good place for her children. She hesitated to ask Sequoia if she truly felt that way about Rivenwood — and why? — but was distracted by Sequoia's own statement about Praimfaya.

Oh, she said with a frown. Good to know she's still alive, but... Abel started to cry at that moment and Laurel turned to him, touched his head and said, Shh, shh, which thankfully seemed to lull him back into quietude, for now. She then turned to Sequoia and said after a short moment of silence, Do you really mean that? Do you think Rivenwood is the best place to be? Laurel wasn't really one for real talks, but she really wanted to know what Sequoia felt about, well, everything. This Wylla wolf that Laurel had literally never met, but knew was around the pack somewhere, Mahler's disregard of feelings (though Laurel wasn't sure if that was something Sequoia herself had run into) and the likes.