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Talking of pups, theirs or not, was always a subject that brought them joy. She knew that she lit up when talking of her pups, and she could sense a similar happiness in her friend as well. Motherhood was something they both knew and both cherished. She felt bad for Anu, having all but one of the pups she had helped to raise gone now. Savina was lucky that her three eldest were still around. Cambria would never leave, she didn't think. She had never had a great love for going anywhere other than their lands and she could sense and see the budding relationship between her and the Nanny that was now mentioned. A soft chuckle came to the raven fey's lips at Anu's words. "Good. Mati will have to be on her toes, Artemis is a bit more ornery than any the pack has seen before I think." It was only a matter of time before a pup was whelped that gave the pack their fair share of gray hairs and exasperation. There was little doubt in the mother's mind that her silver tipped child was to be that one.
She hoped that her words did something to help her dear friend, though she wasn't naive enough to think that it would mend the fresh tears in her heart. Only time and distance would dull those aches completely. What Savina needed her to know though was that she was there for her no matter what. Also, that no matter what happened with others, she was of immeasurable value to her. Nothing would or could ever dull the elder fey's worth in her emerald eyes. Anu was a great wolf, through and through, and she was not only honored to have her as her right hand, but as her friend. "I am here, whenever you need me," she said softly, as if it were some secret between them two. Anu was a part of her family, as far as she was concerned, and the Italian woman would walk over broken glass for her family. "And if she does not she was never worthy of you." She didn't know if those words would be of any comfort, perhaps not, but they were what she believed down to her core.
The surprise that dawned on her companion's face didn't really surprise her. They had seemingly left such topics behind them as they walked, and here she was bringing it up again. It wasn't really her health that Savina was driving at though. It was something more than that, a condition she suspected, though hardly an ill one. Her suspicions were once again confirmed and she knew that she could not deny what sat before her eyes any longer. Still, the tone of Anu's voice seemed hurt, and when she looked back to her eyes she saw the moisture of sadness behind them. Savina rushed back to her friend, rubbing her face comfortingly against the other's neck. "Oh Anu, no, no, no..." she said soothingly. The strength of emotions only confirmed things further and she pulled back slightly to look the other woman in the eye. "Anu...you're pregnant." She didn't know how, she only knew that it was true.
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