see you again

She silently agreed to his suggestion, and so they began to their walk. Trotting alongside her, he originally planned to bring up an inquiry to bring the conversation back to life though she beat him to it with a more...intriguing query. It really stumped him - did he consider Abaven as a family? "Well, there's the Destruction family," Everyone knew about that family, and Tinaro himself was friends with a couple of those canines. They were everything he ever wanted in his own family. Siblings that got along, a high-ranking father, a huge and famous lineage, a special bondage and of course, no deaths. Secretly, he envied them. Just his luck to be an orphan and have his brothers ditch him for a rogue life. "They're a family. Like, they're the kind of family I wish I had." Maybe that wasn't what she was talking about, so he quickly added, "But overall, with the Destructions and everyone else...a family? I don't know. If that's what Abaven is supposed to be - a family - then I ain't feeling it." He wasn't feeling that sense of support and togetherness from the pack as a whole. Sure, he never really had a family himself, but even in those few months he shared with his mother and brothers he felt those warm feelings. His oceanic friend modelled those traits, and he was thankful for that. If it wasn't for a select few wolves who he had taken a liking to, he would have seriously considered following his brother into the loner territories - abandoning pack-life. "What about you?" Perhaps she thought differently, though he didn't expect her to.