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---- Abel extended his legs out and then folded them in to sit indian style as the other sat. Phoenix had stated his problem the coyote just shook his head. "I was around when Faolin found me and she scared me at first. She told me that I was her father. I didn't know what to do and I... I hurt her. I hurt my own daughter," he said, commenting on his own crime. He kept his eyes on the ground because of his shame. He went on, though, about his mate having lost her memory. "Did she get it back?" he asked after a moment, wondering and full of thought. Maybe if she did, Abel would have hope. Maybe that Abel wouldn't be Abel anymore and he could finally looking at Faolin for who she is and maybe remember what happened to everyone else and himself as well.
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