You should really ask your parents about this

Samara wouldn't have to search for too long it seemed, Poem was the first to find her, calling out and asking if she could help. Motif was quick on her heels and Samara gave both a polite nod in greeting and carefully dropped her plants at her paws, smiling up at the pair. "Good morning." She said her voice chipper. "Oh, actually I-" Samara cut herself off as Theory approached, looking at least a little uncomfortable. Samara gave the young alpha a respectful dip of her head before speaking, her tone still light as she smiled up at the trio. "Actually your sisters were just offering their help, but the truth is I was looking for you girls. I come bearing gifts." She gestured at the plants at her paws, and was quick to jump on the heels of her last sentence, knowing it wasn't clear exactly what she was offering. "I figured not all of you may be prepared for your first heat so I gathered what I had left of my fragrant herbs, they can be woven into your fur or made into scented oils to help mask the heat scent if you so wish. Though I know it's not much for all three of you." Provided all three of them needed them, but with the weather suddenly swinging back into normalcy with a vengeance it wasn't going to be easy to maintain their stores and there hadn't been much she herself could gather since returning to Abaven.

There was, of course, something else on her mind, all three had lost their mothers before their second years, they were barely grown women thrust into the world, and Samara had no way of knowing how much they'd learned before being shunted off into uncomfortable adulthood. She settled onto her haunches and gazed up at them. "Also pardon my intrusion but how much do you girls know about your heat?" Samara must have really cared about their father to be doing this, in the past, she'd never exactly cared to educate the more naive among her sex... though she didn't particularly want them to be taken advantage of, she'd always cared for herself and her family first. But she didn't want to see these girls hurt... whether it be because she knew it would destroy their father, or because she genuinely cared? Well that she wasn't sure of yet.