(OOC: Sorry for poopy start :c) The little pup would wake up a little later than normal, most likely being in a deep sleep when her brother and mother went out. Which sent her into a panic when she opened her eyes to no one in the den. She would sit up frantically, front paws jumping up and down as she came to the wall of the den. Hyperventilating, she thought of the absolute worst things that could happen to her, as a pup of course. A twister coming and suck her and the den up, a tsunami rushing it's way over here and drowning her in the den. Was there even a shore around here? Who knew. The girl was paranoid beyond belief at things that would never happen. She was only scared that no one would be there to save her. Speech,

Lel was taking what time he could to sneak off and see his children. The other woman was asleep, and no doubt he'd have to return soon but he had told himself he'd not abandon his children, not as his own father had. Large snowy paws carried him towards the den his small family had claimed, a quick sniff telling him that Jian and Lian were off somewhere else, though no doubt close by. His daughter Zola though, he could tell she was nearby and as he peered curiously into the den he could just make out the form of his daughter.
There was a definite fear rolling off of her and Lel frowned, brilliant violets seeking out Zola's matching orbs. "Zola?" That special brand of concern working its way into his voice, though his face remained one of confusion.

When Lel would enter part of himself in the den, his voice calling out for his daughter, Zola would spring forward to hide under his stomach. She would calm her breaths, feeling safe that her father was now with her and she wasn't alone. She wondered if he would be back for good now, and not off with the black lady. Sad that she didn't even know the woman's name. "Daddy!" She would screech in a happy greeting. Her voice was calm along with her breathing now. She didn't even wonder where Lian and their mother were now, she was with Lel and too excited to think of anything else. She would come between his front legs, rubbing against one of them to look up at her father's close to matching optics, a grin to her face. Speech,

A sudden blur of movement would announce Zola’s presence and the tickle at his stomach told him she had fled beneath his form. He’d tip his head forwards to gaze between his front paws, a quizzical look plain upon his face. The male had no idea how to react to this. Lel would stare at his daughter for a moment unsure what to do, her happy squeal causing a grimace to flash across his face. “Zola what uh… what happened?” He stood stock still unsure how to so much as hold himself, ever unsure what was expected of him right now and fearful that he might accidently injure the tiny creature. Had he ever been this small? Or this clingy? He had not expected exact copies of himself, after all he had no plans of ever allowing his pups to grow up without either parent, but he’d not expected so much to be about physical contact or comfort… neither of which were exactly his strong suits.        Speech,

Her father speaking would make her pop her head from between his legs and look up at him. Though her expression wasn't as pleased as her voice, but wasn't as frightened as her actions before hand. she took a couple more tiny steps but was still under his chin when she took a seat. He seemed a little confused, he was acting a little weird but Zola would look through it. "Mama and Lian went out... I jus woke up." She would announce only as expected to do. Her eyes would spin around before she dropped her head to look around the area, noticing that a certain other wasn't here. "Where's the black lady dad?" Speech,