Waiting was never easy, and to think that time was running out only made it harder. But Cambria had all the time in the world, and there was no need to fret about when she would shift. Though Anu did not want to bring such truth to light, it would not be the last hurdle that the brown bright eyed pup needed to jump. Life was full of them, at every turn, but it was possible to master them all. With the guidance of her parents, the companionship of her siblings, and perhaps a few conversations with Anu, Cambria would have everything she needed.
Her ear tuned to take in her voice and a smile crept to her face. "That's a good choice." Anu agreed, though she was sure that Cambi had toyed with the idea of keeping him. It was only in her nature to want to keep the small creature that had impacted her in such a strong way. "You could release him into the garden." The woman suggested, her voice full of warmth. If he was freed there, then the chanced of know where he lived were great. In Anu knew one thing, her garden was a butterflies paradise.