It sucks to be a grown up

The boy sat outside of the den that his parents had made, sea green eyes looking across the willow doted plains. A heavy sigh left his lips, the young boy not really caring to do much else. It was boring here, everything was boring. There was very little that truly interested him, that truly held his interest. His rusty red ears swivled as he heard paw steps, eyes lazily gazing at his father as he made his way towards the den. A rabbit hung from his jaws, lifeless body jolting around in his grasp. Without even saying anything he turned his head back towards the distance, only his left ear facing his fathers direction. Why should he care what Colten had to say? It was never very interesting... He knew he was a burden on his parents, but he cared for them even if they didn't care about him. They may say that they love him, but he knew that it wasn't true. No one cared about him. Cohen sighed again, shortened tail thumping on the earth. He didn't understand why he felt this way, because he knew that he cared for them, but in his heart he felt like he didn't matter. Perhaps it was the thoughts that Ekko had while she was carrying him in her womb. Not that he understood it, but perhaps one day...