no one dreads a family reunion

The words ‘bad idea’ did not come from Tyrian’s lips but he did issue a very stern warning. Likely whatever kind of kumbaya campfire story book ending would never happen. Not that Poem expected that by any means, nor would her grandmother. ”As you should be.” She agreed with him, they had every right to be cautious. Especially when they were talking about such a kind hearted old soul. Her dark ears lowered to her head as she thought about her next words. She had to argue against ruining Rhythm’s day. ”Her body is frail but do you think anything will happen that she hasn’t already seen before? Maybe the excitement would be good for her.” Alright maybe it was a long shot but could things be anymore prickly between the two families than they were already?

”I’d like to really meet my grandfather. I know you’d probably let me come speak to him whenever, so it’s only an excuse but..” she tried to shrug off the nagging feeling she wasn’t getting anywhere. ”I’ve got new little brothers and sisters too, I think they’d get a kick out of meeting you and your siblings. Maybe we could meet on neutral ground. I’m sure not everyone would be crazy about seeing Rhythm again, so maybe just the ones who can say they love..” was that too strong a word? Why was she so nervous. Maybe this was a bad idea. ”her.” She hummed lightly and looked away.

Poem lightly shook her pelt and returned her gaze to Tyrian. ”I don’t know. She just… misses you guys. I thought it could be nice. Reminder her of ‘the old days.”