It was just as warming and encouraging to know that Siyet was happy here, too. After all, she had left behind friends too, along with the safety and stability of an already established group to help him pursue what
at that time had seemed like nothing more than a dream. A daunting task, to be sure. And it hadn’t been easy, there’d been challenges. But they were all
still standing.
She was right about that.
”It does, almost. We’re very close.”
While he wouldn’t say it, Jethro felt closer to and better acquainted with this group than he had at the Cove. Most of that was his doing, though, as well as the result of his own growth over the last couple of years. If they had chosen to stay, he was sure that would’ve been different, by now. He’d been in the process of changing that, certainly.
”And we owe them a visit, too. I’d like to go see ‘em after the thaw, if possible.. maybe take Caspian and Ryder, if they wanna go,” he mused aloud, a plan he’d been quietly considering for a time now. Spring wasn’t too far off, and..
And it seemed Siyet’s thoughts were of a similar nature, and a...
very specific nature at that. There was a time when this particular topic, especially as it pertained to the two of them, was something he’d have had a strong aversion to. That he’d never have even wanted to think about, let alone discuss. But now..
”Yeah, I have,” Jet confessed truthfully, fixing his gaze upon his companion, for this topic was not one to be taken lightly. Though at the next confession, he let a small smile cross his face.
”And I think we’d be good parents. I’d be honored and proud to share that with you, if it’s what you want too.”
It seemed like it, maybe? But he hoped to be absolutely certain.