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teya instinctively responded to caracal's presence with a bristle. he was a boy and he was not hers. but he was reyes', and she hoped that would soften the young wolf toward his newest sibling. without bridget's close involvement, she would have never agreed so soon.
tensely she let the boy closer, offering him a small smile of apology. she had nothing against caracal, and maybe even having him close would alleviate the coldness between reyes and herself.
ironically it was the crimson man himself who dashed that first hope. in one moment it was sorana inching toward her brother, the next her father's presence dominated every space in the den.
teya grabbed their child and pulled her out of any potential strike of a confused paw. "reyes! it caracal!" she hissed, surprised and embarrassed and perhaps more of the former, to see his protectiveness lash toward his own son. 
reyes adored sorana. teya still grappled with that.
she stood to her paws. "we all go outside den, now," she said in a clipped voice. caracal could visit his sister in the sunshine and reyes wouldn't be expanded and harsh inside the den.