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_____The days were progressively getting longer and warmer and Salem loved every moment of it. Even if it was only in minute doses here and there, the bitter bite of the wind had begun to abate and he found that being outside was much more tolerable than it had been before. Which was where he had been for most of the day, off doing his own thing like his siblings. But now with the sun setting far out on the western horizon, dipping below the familiar skyline of trees he was used to, Salem made his way to the mansion.
_____Some things had come to the forefront of his mind lately and he had burning questions to ask someone. Preferably that someone was one of his mothers and it was Naniko that he sought out first. Being reasonable close to both, he was certainly closer to her than he was to Anu and mostly out of some unspoken bond. He searched the rooms of the house for her, gold-tinted olive eyes coming alight when he found her resting in one of the rooms she commonly frequented. “Hi Mama,” he greeted from the door, tail wagging as he curtailed the distance between them.
_____The days were progressively getting longer and warmer and Salem loved every moment of it. Even if it was only in minute doses here and there, the bitter bite of the wind had begun to abate and he found that being outside was much more tolerable than it had been before. Which was where he had been for most of the day, off doing his own thing like his siblings. But now with the sun setting far out on the western horizon, dipping below the familiar skyline of trees he was used to, Salem made his way to the mansion.
_____Some things had come to the forefront of his mind lately and he had burning questions to ask someone. Preferably that someone was one of his mothers and it was Naniko that he sought out first. Being reasonable close to both, he was certainly closer to her than he was to Anu and mostly out of some unspoken bond. He searched the rooms of the house for her, gold-tinted olive eyes coming alight when he found her resting in one of the rooms she commonly frequented. “Hi Mama,” he greeted from the door, tail wagging as he curtailed the distance between them.