Which Isn't a Lot, But it's Weird That it Happened Twice

*Recluse* · Updated 04/30/23:

Despite the tears Recluse growled playfully against her wife's lips. ”I'll have you know I have impeccable taste in partners. And you're easily the hottest.” She knew it was a joke but Recluse couldn't help but want to reassure her wife that yes, in fact, she was also gorgeous. Maybe it was the distance that separated them that made her want to make sure her wife knew just how much Recluse adored her. Though it was also easy to melt into her wife's affections after her small protest was raised.

Names. They didn't have name yet. That wasn't surprising to Recluse. She'd always waited until her children were old enough to leave the den to name them. Just in case. Though some part of her couldn't help regret the callousness with which she'd abandoned one of her own once she'd realized he had been born blind she also felt at this point that she'd done the right thing by him. Beat had probably deserved better than to have his son suddenly dumped on him but the little boy would have not survived in the world she'd built.

But these kids... They were different. She adored her adult children but these children were the result of something much deeper and meaningful. They were born from love. Not simply her desire to be a mother again. Something she'd never gotten to have in life, having died before she could give her husband his own litter as well. Recluse wanted to break tradition. The woman rose, and moved around behind her wife. Though Sparrow was larger than she was she still settled herself behind her, resting her head along her wife's abdomen so she could keep staring at the little miracles.

”I think that's beautiful.” To be so fully wanted, it made her chest ache. ”I admittedly have less knowledge in that area than you.” Recluse nuzzled at whatever parts of her wife she could reach. Had Sparrow always been so sentimental? Recluse liked it, just about as much as she liked the fire cracker she'd first fallen in love with.

”Speech” ’Thought’

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