Leaving the pack, and Anann, to their own will the warrior spotted his son sitting patiently with a healthy scowl towards Fia and Gunnar. Although the father wanted to join him in shooting a warning glance at the curly haired boy he found himself unable to. It would be poor manners on his part to show such personal feelings in front of the pack and besides the kid wasn’t too bad. It didn’t seem that long ago that his own parents were warning him against his first love and the Knight would not allow himself to hurt his daughter the way his own parent’s criticism had hurt him.


Finally making his way out from the crowd of Cavalierites the Sole stood proud beside his son. Lorenzo had always been the most sensitive of his sons but at the same time the boy reminded Jazper a lot of himself in his early life. There was softness to Lorenzo that the coal father had held throughout his own life. It was a good quality, the wolf believed. Too much strength with too little empathy for feelings never did anyone any good.


Nudging him gently he motioned for the brown hued to leave well enough alone and follow along. “She’s fine.” He sighed, soft accent reassuring his son, “Maybe you aught to find yourself someone to help you get your mind off of things.” It was quite the hint for a father to give his son, about as far into the matter as he was wiling to go. Lucifer had been much better with ‘the talk’ than Jazper would ever be. As far as the coal wolf was concerned his children could do as they pleased, as long as he didn’t hear about it. Yellow eyes turned to Lorenzo,”So, where is this fishin’ spot you found?”

His son followed fast enough leading them further and further from the meeting place of the pack. It had been nice to see everyone together for a change. The new pack members were mostly loners and he strongly believed that if they were to grow into a single working unit he would have to bring them together more times then a normal pack in order to force them all into taking notice of the other members. Besides, it was good for both himself and Anann to see the group before them anyway. As leaders they both needed to know who was part of the pack, even the newer faces. It would be a challenge, as they grew bigger in numbers, but Jazper was okay with that, he enjoyed the company of others as well as asking questions.


At the brown giant’s words the older male couldn’t help but let out his own scoff and light laugh. “Don’t need anyone huh?” He repeated the words back emphasizing the stupidity of them. Enzo knew better than to say such things around his father, as Jazper was a big believer in the ways of teamwork at the moment. “Come on now son, we both know that everyone needs others but specifically someone else.” Maybe he had been setting a poor example for his son lately. He could often be found in a grumpy mood thanks to his mind being set around Ghita. “I know that your mother’s and my break up has effected you but be warned that a life without a special someone to challenge you and love you is not very fun.” Pausing he added, “Once you’re in love you’ll do anything to keep her by your side Enzo.” He followed the tan boy as a comfortable pace, unsure of what else to say.