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Even if they observed Tikal and they appeared harmless, Towhee realized she wouldn’t trust any of it. As long as they were living there, she would never feel easy in the vale again. At least that’s how she felt at present.

My daughter and grandson came by not that long ago, asking us to go with them to live somewhere together. It wasn’t possible at the time because I was about to pop any day, Towhee said, glancing again at her son and daughter, nearly a month old now. But I wouldn’t have gone anyway. I love it here. Leo is buried here.

Towhee didn’t say anything for a moment. She didn’t know why she was telling Reyson this part. Maybe she just needed to hash it out aloud with someone, specifically somebody outside of her family who could maybe give her an objective opinion.

They told us they’d come back and let us know where they settled. Part of me is wondering if we should reconsider their offer when they come back. I don’t know. I don’t even know why I’m telling you this, Towhee said, sighing and falling silent.