Her tail wagged with excitement at Kiara's compliment. It was one of the first carvings she'd made, along with the other pendants she'd given to her siblings. It was rough, as most first carvings were, but she'd been guided in her work, letting the snowflake actually look like the soft flakes Dalgina loved so much instead of a scribbled carving without shape. She was glad Kiara liked it. No one had really had the time to look at it before, only showing it to her siblings, who were much more interested in their own necklaces than looking at hers.
Her head bowed down, snuggling close at the gentle lick. I missed you. So many questions, and it was hard to ask. Taru had helped with that, but the shy nature that had grown had made that difficult at first. She peppered the wood carver with questions all the time now, but that first step had been difficult, leaving her aching for the female that stretched out beside her. No one could really replace Kiara. Do the puppies have names now? Dalgina remembered naming them, but she couldn't remember what their nicknames had been.
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