"Not long," he answered returning his attention to the newcomer. "It's best to wait till they are feeding," he offered. Not to mention his stomach seemed to be waking up telling him that it was time to eat. He would not deny it for long but choosing to wait till the fish were feeding would ensure that he and his new friend would not go hungry that morning. Having fished in this lake before he was already sure of the approach they would need to take so he had no concerns regarding the fishing they would be doing. His thoughts were drawn back to why he was on the shore of the lake in the first place, the decision that he had to make. "No, I did not but that is certainly good to know," he replied when his new friend spoke of the pack at fireweed rise. The question that followed was a much heavier subject. "It's true living with a pack does have its advantages but I want to be sure for everyone involved that I am making the right decision," he explained. Des's well being was of course at the top of his list but she was not the only one to consider. |
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